Basis Technology's Linguistic Software Enables Mimosa Systems to Deliver Content...

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Basis Technology's Linguistic Software Enables Mimosa Systems to Deliver Content Archiving to Asian Markets

     Advanced Chinese and Japanese search allows content archiving
     system customers to comply with Asian regulatory requirements
CAMBRIDGE, Mass.--(Business Wire)--
Basis Technology and Mimosa Systems announced today that Mimosa
has globalized its next-generation file archiving system,
NearPoint(TM), using Basis Technology's Rosette(R) Linguistics
Platform to provide advanced Chinese and Japanese search
functionality. With the enhanced NearPoint system, Mimosa's Asian
customers can now search through terabytes of archived data to be sure
they are adhering to government regulations on management and
retention of business records similar to the Sarbanes-Oxley Act in the
U.S.

   "Enhancing NearPoint's searching capabilities for Japanese and
Chinese customers is an important step for managing email and
documents," said T.M. Ravi, CEO of Mimosa Systems. "With JSOX, the
Japanese equivalent of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act taking effect, and
China's adoption of Sarbanes-Oxley standards, Mimosa NearPoint is
addressing critical business and regulatory requirements for companies
in Asia. Integrating Basis Technology's linguistic smarts allows
NearPoint to perform in-depth searches that produce the accurate
results our Chinese and Japanese customers need."

   The Rosette Linguistics Platform's multilingual functionality is
featured in some of the world's most widely used information retrieval
and text mining applications. It enables information retrieval
applications and search engines to understand queries and search web
pages in foreign languages by providing a linguistic analysis of each
word. Rosette performs critical functions, from identifying the
language of incoming documents to preparing the text for search with
word segmentation, decompounding, and part-of-speech analysis. Each
product incorporates an extensive knowledge base of the nuances of
each language, enabling applications to deliver reliable, accurate
search results in many languages.

   "Mimosa is tackling a critical requirement for Asian companies -
their responsibility for managing email and documents and abiding by
regulatory requirements," said Carl Hoffman, CEO of Basis Technology.
"We're pleased to support Mimosa in providing world-class content
archiving solutions for Asian markets."

   About Basis Technology

   Basis Technology provides software solutions for text analytics,
information retrieval, and name resolution in many languages. The
company's Rosette(R) Linguistics Platform is a widely adopted suite of
interoperable components that delivers high-performance results to
search, business intelligence, e-discovery, and many other enterprise
applications. Basis Technology is on the forefront of applied natural
language processing solutions using a combination of statistical
modeling, expert rules and corpus-derived data.

   Leading software vendors, content providers, financial
institutions, and government agencies rely on Basis Technology's
solutions for Unicode compliance, language identification,
multilingual search, normalization, name matching, name translation,
and entity extraction. Our products and services are used by over 250
major firms, including Cisco, EMC, Endeca, HP, Microsoft, Oracle, and
Symantec. Our text analysis products are widely used in the U.S.
defense and intelligence industry by such firms as CACI, Lockheed
Martin, MITRE, Northrop Grumman, SAIC, and SRI. We are also top
provider of multilingual search technology to web search engines, such
as AOL, Ask.com, Google, Windows Live, and Yahoo.

   Company headquarters are in Cambridge, MA, with branch offices in
San Francisco, California; Herndon, Virginia; and Tokyo, Japan. For
more information, visit www.basistech.com or call 800-697-2062.

Basis Technology
Stacy Gianakura, 617-386-2050
press@basistech.com

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