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Government

Access Innovations understands how to enable your personnel and the public to sort through enormous volumes of information to find what they’re looking for. In addition to the know-how, we have the tools and services to help you improve access to your information.

With our information management software and services, researching current information as well as long-archived documents becomes simple. We specialize in taxonomy and thesaurus construction and management, automated and computer-assisted indexing of documents and web pages, and user-friendly search interfaces.

"92% accuracy on GAO full text reports"

Peter McGarry, US Government Accountability Office

For the Iowa Legislative Services Agency, Access Innovations created a uniform index for the Iowa Code and the Iowa Administrative Code, as well as developed enhanced electronic index capabilities. Users are now able to build collections across legal documents, according to topic of interest. For example, a user interested in agriculture can find all statutes and rules related to agriculture related to the topic and build a single document containing all related content. A uniform index allows customized, subscription-based delivery of legal documents based on uniform index entries. The user can subscribe to "Agriculture" and be notified of changes or proposed changes to state laws on the topic.

For the National Library Board of Singapore, Data Harmony tools enabled the creation of bibliographic metadata and subject term indexing in all four of the official languages of Singapore: English, Malay, Tamil, and Chinese. This means that NLB can meet its national mandate to provide easy and reliable access to its information treasures.