Flare’s Taxonomies undergo continuous improvement, refinement and additions as new business areas, concepts and processes are required.
If you'd like to know how Taxonomies can save you time and money on Search and Integration projects or you'd rather benefit from Taxonomies than develop them, Flare can help.
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The Compliance Challenge Our client was a Joint Venture operator of a large multi-billion-dollar oilfield…
When classifying and tagging multi-million file sets milliseconds count. Flare uses a staged approach to optimise performance.
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Flare is delighted to announce that Shell have extended the support contract for Flare Sirus.
Shell use Flare's Sirus technologies to provide an enterprise search solution, linked to SharePoint, for its globally distributed technical workforce.
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Getting well names ‘right’ has plagued the oil and gas industry since the beginning. For a start, which name is right – the regulatory one or the ones used by drillers, geologists or another?
And it’s not just well names – this is part of the bigger problem of Master Data Management, covering all named ‘assets’ in an organisation.
So how do you get it right?
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Flare’s research has focused on automatic tagging so the machine can do the work for you. Flare’s approach recognises general language, technical language, references and names in your information and applies standard tags from the Flare Taxonomies to describe it.
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Flare's Folio provides a project view over multiple applications and multiple repositories. It enhances network drives and SharePoint stores, delivering hierarchical views, document counts and rapid search capabilities in one view. It is also possible to integrate regulatory process views and track the information as it is delivered.
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Mergers & Acquisitions can create additional work and disruption to operations and project activities. Reducing or eliminating disruption involves having slick processes and methods of pulling data into your organisation.
