Leveraging Search for E-Discovery Compliance
Whether you're an attorney preparing for complex litigation or a CIO scrambling to ensure your organization is in compliance with the latest amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, you're most certainly concerned about your e-discovery capabilities. And when it comes to satisfying some of the core components of e-discovery, it's clear that enterprise search and retrieval software plays a critical role.

Our new paper provides you with an understanding of how the ISYS 8 suite of search, navigation and discovery software complements your e-discovery solution, ensuring you have easy-to-use tools for instantly pinpointing precise information or culling valuable collections of content.

Download it today.

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Children's Heart Center Taps ISYS for Intranet
On a daily basis, physicians, business partners and staff members at Children’s Heart Center access the practice’s intranet, where the CHC houses more than 200,000 documents. Every aspect of its practice relies upon the intranet for important information. Everything the CHC does to serve its patients is located here, including access to patient records, educational articles, billing history, etc. “We live on it,” said Charles Kimble, information technologies manager, CHC.

According to Kimble, Google was not the answer because of its inability to provide the flexibility and functionality that a search engine on CHC’s intranet required. An additional handful of enterprise search companies were also consulted and evaluated. Kimble eventually selected ISYS Search Software’s ISYS:web 8 because it was best suited for the center’s needs.

Read more about the CHC's use of ISYS.

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Configuring Microsoft SharePoint Indexes
Among the many new features we announced during our ISYS 8 launch last September was the ability to index Microsoft SharePoint. Many of our customers have turned to SharePoint for document management purposes, and it was important for them to include these repositories in their collection of searchable content.

Today's Tech Tip outlines the six easy steps to creating your SharePoint indexes. To begin, open up ISYS Utilities and follow these instructions:

Step 1: Open an index that you want to add SharePoint rules to, or create a new blank index using the wizard.

Step 2: Click on Document Management Systems under Advanced Indexing. Then click on the "Create a new DMS indexing rule" link.

Step 3: Choose “Windows SharePoint Services” and click Next. Then click Next again.

Visit our website to read the remaining steps and view screenshots to see how it's done.

NEW: ISYS can now be integrated directly into SharePoint, thus giving your organization and its employees the ability to use ISYS directly within your SharePoint interface. Email us to find out how.

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Fast on the heels of our ISYS 8 release and designation as a Challenger on Gartner's latest Information Access Magic Quadrant is more great news to share with you all. Our highlights from recent months include several new customers, technology partners and industry recognition. Read on:

	Columbia University Medical Center using ISYS to search regulatory files and medical studies. More
	Linetime Ltd. and ISYS form partnership to offer joint solutions to the legal marketplace. More
	Solcara and ISYS partner to deliver enterprise search solutions to European organizations. More
	Midas leveraging ISYS to enable search across its corporate extranet. More
	University of Sydney taps ISYS:desktop. More
	ISYS named to the EContent 100 list. More

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In a contest, four fruits (an apple, a banana, an orange, and a pear) have been placed in four closed boxes (one fruit per box). People may guess which fruit is in which box. 123 people participate in the contest. When the boxes are opened, it turns out that 43 people have guessed none of the fruits correctly, 39 people have guessed one fruit correctly, and 31 people have guessed two fruits correctly.

How many people have guessed three fruits correctly, and how many people have guessed four fruits correctly?

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