Teragram Announces Automatic Metadata Generation Suite Integrates with the Microsoft Office SharePoint Server

Posted 12/19/07 on b-eye-network.com

Teragram automatically adds metadata to documents stored in MOSS, enabling users to browse the content by topics and to perform faceted search with SharePoint Enterprise Search.

Teragram, a provider of multilingual natural language processing technologies, recently announced that its Automatic Metadata Generation Suite - which includes the company's automatic categorization, entities extraction and TK240 taxonomy management software - now fully integrates with the Microsoft Office SharePoint Server (MOSS) content management system and Microsoft SharePoint Enterprise Search. As a result of this integration, Teragram automatically adds metadata to documents stored in MOSS, enabling users to browse the content by topics and to perform faceted search with SharePoint Enterprise Search. Users can now view their search results broken down by category and linked to related topics.

When documents are added to the MOSS content management system, Teragram's software automatically tags the content based on a set of predefined rules, which can be customized by industry and company name using the TK240 taxonomy management software. Teragram's industry-specific taxonomies can be used out-of-the-box with MOSS, or enterprises can create their own taxonomies using TK240 to automatically classify their content.

"Microsoft SharePoint is an important component of many enterprise solutions," said Dr. Yves Schabes, President and Cofounder of Teragram. "Our integration with SharePoint makes best-practices content management and search possible for both small businesses and large enterprises, giving companies a fully automated way to manage metadata and enterprise content. The enterprise search user experience is also drastically improved through the use of dynamic facets and browsable menus of topics."