Dr. Jay's Blog: SystemOne: Watson for Wikis

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SystemOne: Watson for Wikis

I just read Marshall Kirkpatrick’s post on SystemOne, which is launching soon. SystemOne is like Watson for Wikis. It finds information for you while you’re working on an enterprise wiki, and presents its information inside the browser. While we at Intellext think that the user is going to be working on the desktop for some time to come, it’s awesome to see others out there working on contextual search applications for the information worker. This is great stuff.

-j

September 15, 2006 | Permalink

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Very interesting site and beautiful design !! Thank.

Posted by: Neo | September 26, 2007 at 04:05 PM

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DR. JAY'S BLOG

Jay Budzik, Ph.D., is CTO of MediaRiver and coinventor of the contextual search technology powering ClickSurge. This blog talks about search, AI, and the media experiences that emerge from these basic technologies. More on Dr. Jay...