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The document discusses Traction TeamPage and Attivio AIE, complementary technologies for knowledge creation, management, discovery and retrieval. It provides an overview of Attivio as a company focused on customer-driven innovation and information retrieval. It also outlines what to expect from the Attivio AIE module, including similar interactions to TeamPage and tight integration. Finally, it discusses entity extraction capabilities for structured data and applications like faceting, navigation, and guided search.
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