Deep Web Technologies

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Deep Web Technologies, Inc.

Type	Private
Headquarters	Santa Fe, NM
Key people	Abe Lederman, President and CEO
Industry	computer software
Products	Explorit Research Accelerator
Employees	15 (2007)
Website	www.deepwebtech.com

Deep Web Technologies is a software company that specializes in mining the deep Web — the part of the Internet that encompasses vast and diverse content including commercial subscription databases, content buried within publicly available websites, and internally-generated documents scattered throughout an organization. The company creates custom solutions using their proprietary "Explorit" software platform that provides the ability to quickly and efficiently locate and deliver "difficult to find" information, incorporates the knowledge of client industry experts, provides powerful and comprehensive Web-based interfaces that consolidate key sources, and permits real-time information search, retrieval, aggregation, and relevance ranking.

[edit] References

• Lederman, Abe, Sol Lederman (March 2004) "Challenges of the Deep Web Explorers" in Enterprise Search Newsletter (7), article number 2. Retrieved on 2006-07-05

[edit] External links

• Home Page

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