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Search: Tomorrow's Enteprise 2.0 Platform?

A few months ago when I was reviewing bookmarking and tagging platforms I got to wondering whether search engines will become the platforms for enterprise 2.0 integration in your enterprise. I don't mean search on the general Internet, of course, I'm talking about enterprise search engines from vendors such as...

Tags: Vivisimo Inc., Search Engine, Velocity, Tagging, Velocity 6.0, Search, Dave Greenfield

Blog posts 2007-10-08

Clustybar 1.2.13 (Windows)

The Clustybar extension offers several features to help you find information more quickly and easily than ever before. These include: Search and cluster results from several search engines; Clusty Clips to get dictionary and encyclopedia definitions for any term on any page; Mini-Mode to save valuable screen space; Query Catcher...

Tags: Vivisimo Inc., Search Engine, Search, Microsoft Windows, Operating Systems, Software

Software downloads 2007-09-21

Vivisimo gains in enterprise search

Vivisimo gains in enterprise searchdime short and a day lateAutonomy already beat them to the punch on this one.http://www.autonomy.com/content/Technology/index.en.htmlMind you... Autonomy's software is unreliable as hell.So what's your point?Autonomy could have owned this sector years ago if it had its act together...but the market is still wide open to companies...

Tags: SEARCH, Autonomy Corp. plc, Vivisimo Inc., enterprise search

Discussion threads 2006-06-02

Vivisimo gains in enterprise search

Vivisimo is not a well known search engine company but it is one that is doing very well, and doing it very profitably--all without any venture capital money. I first met Raul Valdes-Perez, the CEO and co-founder nearly two years ago. At the time, this Pittsburgh, PA based company was...

Tags: Vivisimo Inc.

Blog posts 2006-06-01

FirstGov gets with modern search

FirstGov, the federal portal, will take a big leap into the 21st century soon. The General Services Administration has chosen Vivisimo, makers of the Clusty.com search engine, and Microsoft MSN Search to revamp the website's search functions, Federal Computer Week reports. Vivisimo's search technology clusters results into groupings that can...

Tags: Vivisimo Inc., FirstGov

Blog posts 2005-10-03

Vivisimo, Clusty, A9, AllTheWeb, Snap collectively get 7.1% of US Web users

For the week ending Oct. 30, 71% of US Web users went to the top 10 search engines, a 7% increase YTY, Hitwise reports. Collectively, five alternative search engines - Vivisimo, Clusty property of Vivisimo, a9 property of Amazon, Alltheweb (property of Yahoo!) and Snap - claimed only 10% of...

Tags: Vivisimo Inc., Amazon A9

Blog posts 2004-11-08

Vivisimo Toolbar 2.13 beta (Windows)

Download the Vivisimo toolbar to get organized search results from many of the top search engines. It's simple to install and free to use, and the on-the-fly categories will make your life easier. Meta-search and cluster the leading search engine sites with one click; get instant access to Vivisimo from...

Tags: Vivisimo Inc., Microsoft Windows, Beta, Search

Software downloads 2004-01-08

Vivisimo MiniBar 2.13 beta (Windows)

Download Vivisimo's MiniBar to get instant access to Vivisimo's award-winning meta-search. This toolbar takes up a minimal amount of space (under 7cm) and coexists nicely with other toolbars without overcrowding your browser. Do a search with Google, Yahoo, or MSN, and if you're not satisfied, one more click with our...

Tags: Vivisimo Inc., Microsoft Windows, Beta

Software downloads 2004-01-08

Additional Resources

Entering the world of secure search

Commentary--Search, everybody uses it--including enemies of your business. Vivisimo's Jerome Pesenti warns that if you don't secure your search, big problems will find you. Commentary--As search capabilities move out of applications and across the organization, the potential for security breaches increases greatly. Yet, despite the buzz around search these...

Tags: Search Engine, Search Engine Security, Search, Security, Jerome Pesenti, Vivisimo, Software, Jerome Pesenti, Vivisimo

News items 2006-11-09