Intelligent Search for Life Sciences

 




Intelligent Language Translation

 

75% of the workforce will be millennial by 2020

These users are far more adept to modern, fast technologies and they expect results as they would find on Google.

Forester Enterprise Content Management – Q2 2017

Search Everywhere from Anywhere

Docxonomy doesn’t care if the file is an email, a document, a video or any other type of data. It analyzes all file types and breaks them down. When a file contains text, our system interprets it to draw context and meaning. An easy example of this is searching for the word “people” and our system knows that files referencing the word “persons” are also relevant. In today’s world of Internet search, something like that is taken for granted. But in systems designed to search your own files (as opposed to the public Internet), the same power doesn’t exist.
If there are images in your files, we analyze what’s pictured in them. We make predictions based on what we can interpret is displayed in the image. If there are videos, we transcribe them – extracting and examining what’s being said and we draw meaning from the speech, just like we do with text. We also investigate each frame in a video, and we break it all down into searchable terms.
We do all of this without you having to enter anything other than putting the files into our system or linking them through a connector.