Concept Searching Launches Sysero Knowledge Suite in the U.S.

Sept. 17, 2008 - PRLog -- Concept Searching, developers of concept based search, automatic classification, semantic metadata generation, and taxonomy management software have announced the availability of Sysero Knowledge Suite in the U.S. market.  Sysero Knowledge Suite consists of two legal applications, SyseroKB (Knowledge Builder) and SyseroKS (Knowledge Search).  These products are being delivered to the U.S. market exclusively through Concept Searching Inc.  Both were developed utilizing Microsoft SharePoint and Concept Searching technologies.  

SyseroKB is a Knowledge Management System that provides rapid ad-hoc document assembly; template and clause library management; automatic classification and taxonomy management; integrated workflow, content validation and approval.  A combination of concept and taxonomy based search is fully enabled within Microsoft Office to aid the legal professional in the creation and reuse of content.  Integration with Microsoft Outlook provides automated workflow review and content lifecycle management.  The application significantly increases the efficiency of lawyers and paralegals in the document creation process, improving output quality, reducing costs, and increases staff productivity.  

SyseroKS (Knowledge Search) provides powerful features for true concept based searching, robust taxonomy development and management functionality that enhances content access to existing knowledge repositories.  The application integrates with existing document management systems, CRM systems, internal databases, RSS feeds and external subscription based services delivered in a cohesive user interface without leaving the Microsoft SharePoint environment.  SyseroKS removes the ambiguity in search through the ability to identify compound terms, or concepts, from within content.  Fully integrated with Microsoft Word, content can be automatically classified when created or optionally legal professionals can be granted the authority to modify the classifications if needed.  Easily customized ‘Know How’ and ‘Know Who’ applications can be quickly deployed resulting in increased organizational agility.  

“The flexibility of our technologies to address a variety of business needs is apparent in the Sysero Knowledge Suite.  The legal industry’s most important asset is information capital.  When information can not be found or managed intellectual rework and sub-standard performance results, increasing costs and reducing profitability.  Sysero Knowledge Suite addresses recognized challenges in the legal industry and enables organizations to more effectively access, utilize, and manage their content assets,” said Martin Garland, President of Concept Searching.  He continued, “The use of Microsoft SharePoint and our technologies provide the framework to deliver quantifiable benefits by addressing key issues facing law firms. Unique capabilities such as the automatic extraction of compound term metadata and automatic classification from within Word and the ability to use a concept based search from within Word to find content overcomes significant hurdles facing many organizations, regardless of the industry.  Coupled with concept base search and robust taxonomy tools fully integrated with Microsoft SharePoint the applications solve real challenges facing legal firms.”

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Founded in 2002, Concept Searching’s software products deliver advanced search, auto-classification, taxonomy management and advanced metadata tagging solutions from the desktop to the enterprise. Concept Searching is the only statistical metadata generation and classification software company in the world that uses concept extraction and compound term processing to significantly improve access to unstructured information. Headquartered in the U.K. with offices in the U.S. and South Africa, Concept Searching solves the problem of finding, organizing, and managing information capital. For more information about Concept Searching’s solutions and technologies please visit www.conceptsearching.com.