Brainware Pioneers Use of “Associative Memory” Enterprise Search Technology

Patented Methods Continue to Develop in Response to the Toughest Challenges in Document Automation

June 30, 2011, Ashburn, VA —Brainware, Inc., the leading provider of intelligent data capture and enterprise search solutions, is pleased to announce that the portfolio of patented technology that powers its solutions has increased to 18 issued patents and 25 additional pending patent applications. The latest issued patent for the “Associative Memory” approach to contextual search reflects the company’s continued focus on technological innovation as a driver of value for industry.

Breaking down queries and knowledgebases into a collection of mathematical components that reconcile data on the basis of context and relevance, Associative Memory is key to Brainware Globalbrain’s revolutionary approach to search, forsaking keyword-based methodologies and “popular” search results in favor of pinpointing the best match for any query instantly. As a core component of the Brainware Distiller platform for intelligent data capture, Associative Memory enables template-free data extraction, and human-like interpretation and reconciliation of document-based data, resulting in superior rates of touchless processing.

“Many of the world’s largest and most complex businesses have reaped the benefits of automating their document-based processes with Brainware’s intelligent data capture technology, and Associative Memory really is the heart of that intelligence,” said Charles Kaplan, Vice President of Marketing at Brainware. “It enables superior vendor matching, line pairing and overall classification capabilities, not simply extracting data but differentiating, reconciling and retrieving it the way a human would—making sense of these stacks of papers, line by line. That intelligent functionality allows businesses to confidently handle workloads throughout the organization, boosting productivity, visibility and the bottom line.”

“As long as global industry is restricted by cumbersome, inefficient and revenue-draining manual routines, Brainware will continue to develop cutting-edge technologies that effectively streamline those routines,” Kaplan added.