IC-SDV 2019: Deep SEARCH 9

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Deep SEARCH 9 is Data Analysis for the Web. Combined indexing and search of structured and unstructured sources from the Surface Web, the Deep Web and the Dark Web and corporate data ensure that employees in every part of the organization have access to the information they need without having to use public search engines. A powerful Application Builder for creating 360° information applications to bring information and analytics together and deliver them to users in a new SEARCH experience. Advanced content analytics to aggregate, analyze and visualize unstructured (natural language) content to reveal hidden insights and patterns. Deep SEARCH 9 is the only Web scale analytic search solution that offers corporations a proprietary and anonymous search solution by combining web crawling, content analytics, data linking and search. More info at: http://www.deepsearchnine.com

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1 © 2019 Deep SEARCH 9 GmbH1http://deepsearchnine.com
Deep SEARCH 9
Access to information across the whole internet…
…and transforming it into valuable intelligence
Philip J. Ditchfield
Deep SEARCH 9 GmbH
Director Sales and Marketing
IC-SDV 2019
08 - 09 April
Nice, France

2 © 2019 Deep SEARCH 9 GmbH2http://deepsearchnine.com
The internet challenge…
• Circa 550 billion documents
(Google indexes around 65 billion web pages*)
• Plus the Deep Web: the largest
growing source of high quality
new content(~ 1,000 to 2,000 times
bigger than the www – and circa 95% of it is
freely available)
*According to www.worldwidewebsize.com (January 2019)

3 © 2019 Deep SEARCH 9 GmbH3http://deepsearchnine.com
Reliance on public search engines…
• Risk of not finding the document because of
Google’s “rating magic”*
• Their business is selling ads, presented alongside
results
• By tracking you Google uses this knowledge,
compared to the hits other people click, then
selects and rates what they present to you as
search results
• If they put you in the wrong context, they show
you the wrong results
• Yet… if it doesn’t appear in Google, it doesn’t exist
* Or any other public search engine (as they all work in a similar way)
Public search
using Google view
Search: scientific term
Results: research papers /
newspaper articles
Missing: scientist or a
company if you wanted to
hire/acquire one working on a
specific technology

5 © 2019 Deep SEARCH 9 GmbH5http://deepsearchnine.com
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Intelligence based on a company‘s needs
Intelligence based on your
corporation‘s business critical areas:
competitive intelligence, expert
searches, open innovation, etc.
DS9 applications present the results to
recipients across the business: targeted
research, alerting, data harvesting,
personalized news services, etc.
AI technologies like semantic search,
ontology management, entity
recognition and machine learning form
the technological base of each DS9
intelligence system

6 © 2019 Deep SEARCH 9 GmbH6http://deepsearchnine.com
Interactive end user applications
Triple Store
Search
EngineDatabase
Connectors
Scheduler
Parallel
Processing
Engine
Job
Job
Job
Analyz
ersAnalyz
ers
Filter
Standard Data Formats
Proprietary Databases
JDBC compliant
databases
{ APIs }
Microsoft
Azure
Cognitive
Services
APIs, e.g.
Corporate
Websites
Portals
News
Browser
Farm
Semantic Web
Tagging, Entity
Recognition, …
Website
Classification
Crawlers
Remote Control of all features
Integrated Development Studio
APIConnector
User Permission Management
User profiles
User queries
Project Setup
User queries
User queries
Project
Viewer
Viewer
Project
Viewer
Viewer
DS9 Standard web application
End user applications control data extraction,
searching and interactive viewers to display
results as text or graphically

7 © 2019 Deep SEARCH 9 GmbH7http://deepsearchnine.com
We would love to meet you on our stand
to understand how we can help you access
information across the internet…

8 © 2019 Deep SEARCH 9 GmbH8http://deepsearchnine.com
We would love to meet you on our stand
to understand how we can help you access
information across the internet…
And turn that into
valuable insight for your
organization

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