21 Jul 2004
SOFTWARE SEARCHES WITHOUT BEING ASKED
Nirmit/Mitchelle/Aparna/Archana/Gokul/Reena
Worth trying except that we have very few n/c’s in
office running 2000 or XP
Enclosed writ up could have important implications
on our
® Headhunting business
® Database creation
If interested in experimenting, I suggest that
instead of each one of us separately downloading this freeware, let Reena
download it once, and then install it once, and then install it on the PC’s of
all those interested in experimenting.
Software
Searches Without Being Asked
Windows 2000
Index of the files on your computer’s hard drive.
Internet explorer Web browser. Then visit any old website. The program has
examined the words on your Web browser’s home page and run them through an
algorithm that tries to figure out what you’re reading about. It chooses the
words that it deems relevant and submits them to Blink’s Internet search
service.
It checks that index to see. If you’ve already got
files related to subjects on the page.
Click the preview to read the entire file.
The software also interacts with e-mail messages
displayed.
“Implicit query” a computer should implicitly
recognize what matters to the user, without having to be told, and use that
insight to provide still more useful data.
Pointing out internet resources you never would
have noticed.
Hemen Parekh
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