Concept Searching has announced Release 5.4.5 of its flagship conceptClassifier platform. Highlights include Content Management Interoperability Services (CMIS) support, new features to Natural Language Processing (NLP), and redaction capabilities.

CMIS introduces the ability to crawl and classify content stored in any content management or document management system. Leveraging these content assets increases business agility, removes access barriers to isolated content silos, and reduces the cost of application development.

Additional NLP functionality has been added in this release. Using NLP, the conceptClassifier platform will generically identify people, locations, and company names within document text.

Redaction capabilities have been incorporated into the conceptTaxonomyWorkflowcomponent, enabling automated removal of sensitive content, identified by entity extraction, regular expressions, and custom entities specific to business needs.

“We are happy to announce availability of this Release 5.4.5 of the conceptClassifier platform. We focus on addressing the needs of our clients, proactively adding functionality based on their future requirements. Our goal is to help clients see and understand their content, so they can capitalize on it to achieve their business objectives,” commented Michael Paye, Chief Technology Officer at Concept Searching.

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