Is it difficult to keep on top of regulatory reporting for ongoing data submissions? Do you know which C-tags should be applied? What about time limits on regulatory reporting requirements? Is the process simply too time consuming and you know…
Metadata tags are used in digital asset management to make it quicker and easier for employees, business partners, or customers to find meaningful content.
Is your company struggling to find the information it needs to submit to the UK NSTA NDR? Do you have to look across multiple repositories? Is the information buried in SharePoint, a network drive or a hard copy library? Does…
The ability to extrapolate and analyse data depends on relevant information being readily available and easy to find. A systematic search system that delivers a coherent structure and index for your business’s data is essential – which is why information taxonomies offer significant benefits that can make your organisation more efficient and productive.
As the global Digital Transformation gathers pace and advanced technology becomes part of our everyday lives, we naturally trust the things it tells us. But should we?
Flare’s Search Benchmarking service gives you the confidence that your search tools are finding the information that you really need. And if they aren’t? We’ll show you how to fix them...
As businesses adapt to a rapidly changing world, the ability to quickly access vital information has become a game-changer. But do you really know where everything is? With Flare’s Taxonomies, you can be sure that all of your data is described perfectly, meaning that it can be found whenever you need it, and wherever it’s stored.
Flare is proud to introduce FLARE MiNDR ― a search, tagging and compliance tool and workflow that allows operators to streamline the way in which they find information and assign C-Tags prior to submission to the UK National Data Repository…
In recent years, households across the country have started to introduce intelligent search enabled devices into their homes. Whether it's an Amazon Alexa or Apple's Siri, intelligent search devices are quickly becoming the new norm when it comes to finding information with minimal effort. With intelligent search enabled devices, we have access to all of the information that we need in one place.
Despite its popularity, many people are still unaware of what intelligent search is. This article will provide you with a definition, how the functionality works and what benefits it could have for your business.
This week I interviewed ChatGPT. I asked searching questions like “what are you?”, “are you useful as an enterprise search tool?”, and about the role of taxonomies in enterprise search. The responses are interesting in their own right, but the starting capabilities of ChatGPT were illustrated when asked the following: A recent BBC Tech Tent podcast described you as a drunk lurching through a forest grabbing on to the next tree. This is in relation to your statistical approach to generating a response. How do you respond to that? If you’d like to find out what ChatGPT had to say about this and more… then please follow the link to the full blog post here:
I was out cycling a few weeks ago, and I spotted a scene that I snapped on my phone. There was something about it that I found interesting, and I couldn’t quite put my finger on it. It hit me when I got home. The picture explains information management in an easy to remember way… but brings up some interesting points.