Altiar And dtSearch Combine

May 27, 2015

Sometimes when items are combine they create something even better, such as Oreos and peanut butter, Disney and Marvel, and Netflix and original series.  EContentMag alerted us that a new team-up is underway between two well known companies.  The press release title says it all, “Altiar Cloud-Based ECM Platform Is Embedding The dtSearch Engine.”  Altair is an enterprise content management platform that has been specifically used by Microsoft Azure.  The popular dtSearch platform has been searching through terabytes since 1991 and is referred to as a powerful search tool.  Embedding dtSearch into the Altiar core will make it a more powerful ECM.

Altiar is a popular ECM and can only be improved by dtSearch:

“A cloud-based service, Altiar includes rapid setup, scalability, and storage. It can accept any type of file, from PowerPoint to streaming video, as well as providing a host of tools and services to create custom content pages, newsletters, personal zones, and the like. The platform lets users not only access content from any connected device, but also manage, share, and track content, including features like email alerts.”

Microsoft is not a main player in the cloud computing and Microsoft Azure is supposed to drive more customers to them.  Anything, like this new Altair improving its search will make it more appealing.

Whitney Grace, May 27, 2015

Sponsored by ArnoldIT.com, publisher of the CyberOSINT monograph

Altiar Decides to Embed dtSearch Engine

April 30, 2015

PR Newswire has a big announcement for fans of dtSearch Engine: “Announcing The Altiar Cloud-Based (Optimized For Microsoft Azure) ECM Platform Embedding The dtSearch Engine.”  Altiar is a leading enterprise collaborative content management platform based in the cloud, developed for prime optimization in Microsoft Azure.  To improve the enterprise content system, dtSearch’s search engine (its headlining product) will be integrated into Altiar platform.

Altair wants to improve how users find content on the platform.  Users can upload and create brand new content on Altair, but with files from so many different programs it can be confusing to manage and locate them.  Altair hopes to remedy any search problems with the integration:

” ‘Utilizing the power of dtSearch Engine at the core, users can search across the entire database of files uploaded by other users as well as manage their own uploads simply and quickly,’ explains Altiar.  ‘Search results deliver relevant results from the content within every file as well as any additional data provided at upload.’”

Altair restates what we already know about search: it is one of the most important functions of technology and without out people would not be able to track down their content.  Comprehensive search across multiple programs is a standard feature in all computers these days.  Is searching the cloud more complex than a regular system?  What improvements need to be made to make search handle the extra work?

Whitney Grace, April 30, 2015
Sponsored by ArnoldIT.com, publisher of the CyberOSINT monograph

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