August 26, 2006

Is text technology mirroring business intelligence?

After even more glitches than usual with their content management system, Computerworld finally posted the second part of my series on enterprise text technology architectures. I already posted the main points of the column here several weeks ago, but of course the column includes further material. In particular, I draw an analogy between text technologies and business intelligence, inspired in part by various direct ties between the two disciplines. Dave Kellogg makes a similar point, focused on general market development.

Just how precisely accurate the analogy winds up being will depend in a large part, I think, on whether search engines (analogous to data warehouses) will wind up being the foundation of text-heavy functionality. The jury is still out on that.

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