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Hi,

We use a tool called searchLight (as written) from Cintra.  I have to
say I am getting more impressed by the taxonomy management tools as they
develop.  This tool makes information access so much easier and can read
PDF and all other content types I have tested thus far.  The best thing
is it is very cost effective, and I mean very.   This makes full text
searching largely (not completely) un-needed because all content is
indexed against controlled lists. When I looked at it I was one of the
usual sceptics, we get it and then find configuration will cost a bomb,
far from it, its worth a look.  For information we have integrated it
with Livelink CMS, Oracle CRM (V12) and Wisdom 6.4 EDRMS.  The solution
conquers my fear about information repositories existing all over, we
only have one now and after a few dodgy configuration issues, it also
auto classifies content and creates an available link in Livelink CMS.
This, I believe, is the way forward, integrate with information
repositories and then capture user afterwards.  So far, so good.  When
we transfer over to wholly EDRMS storage, FOI will became a much easier
issue to deal with, although to be honest its easy now, never has been
the huge job people talked up.

Regards

Paul



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