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Title	Mining the Talk: Unlocking the Business Value in Unstructured Information
Type	Resource
Source	IBM Press
Summary	In Mining the Talk, two leading-edge IBM researchers introduce a revolutionary new approach to unlocking the business value hidden in virtually any form of unstructured datafrom word processing documents to websites, emails to instant messages. Authors: Scott Spangler and Jeffrey Kreulen Preview: Chapter 1 - Introduction Published by IBM Press. Click here for a detailed description and to learn how to purchase this title. continue

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