link all your information in meaningful ways.

Jumper 2.0 is a collaborative search engine that allows organizations to build a web of information. Linking information assets together improves discoverability, adds meaning to the search results, and captures the relationships between information across projects, groups, divisions, even organizations.

Jumper makes search for content, media, and data radically more fluid and allows for new types of analysis and insights based on having better organized and connected information. With Jumper you can link all your content and data together in meaningful ways based upon relationships and dependencies that exist between the information connecting these assets in a web-style framework.

It allows you to transform your infrastructure from separated records, documents and images to a wide information space that is inter-linked by knowledge. Interconnecting information across all distributed silos is critical for maximizing the value of enterprise resources. Jumper delivers technologies and techniques that bridge the gap in your information infrastructure and turns data into more actionable information with real business value.

Link Tagging
Linked information is the process of linking a data table to another data table, or a document to a data table that it is related to in some manner, similar to hypertext that links text to other web pages.

A link is basically a Web pointer to an information asset. Users define links within the tag profile. A hyperdata link is basically just another tag within Jumper that you can apply to any content, media or data object. Any one tag profile can be linked to multiple other information assets that it is related to in some manner.

Links can be applied as broadly as you choose. You never know how someone is going to choose to navigate your Web of information, and the entire goal of Jumper is to make it easy to find and use disparate content, media or data in ways that were not originally conceived.

connected intelligence

We give organizations a way to create an effective, truly comprehensive view of organizational information. Firms invest billions of dollars and decades of work in their research initiatives, and in many cases they lack the technology to effectively leverage this information and knowledge. Now researchers can easily search, link, and interpret the increasing volumes of content, media, and data. We make databases, file-servers, and content systems, both proprietary and public, located at multiple sites where they are locally administered available to specific communities of users to ensure knowledge workers have visibility of all the information they need.

To learn more read the Jumper Overview