Harris to Market Inso's Quest Classified System
Boston-based Inso Corp. said at Interactive Newspapers '98in Seattle that Harris Publishing Systems Corp. had licensed its new QuestInternet Classifieds (QUIC) system.
Boston-based Inso Corp. said at Interactive Newspapers ’98 in Seattle that Harris Publishing Systems Corp. had licensed its new Quest Internet Classifieds (QUIC) system.
Harris plans to market the system to newspaper publishers under the name of WebCASH to complement its existing classified advertising publishing systems. Financial details of the arrangement were not disclosed.
Inso said QUIC is a classified ad publishing solution that features fuzzy logic, proximity, and concept-based search capabilities, as well as advanced ad parsing and dimensionalization.
It allows Web site visitors to always find the “best fit” results in a classified ad database–ranked and graded by how closely they match their ideal preferences.
QUIC automatically integrates with existing classified ad publishing systems, providing custom publication templates, banner ad management, personalized searches, category knowledge (cars, real estate, employment, etc.), integrated graphics, drill-down and site linking, and remote site management.
“The introduction of QUIC fuzzy logic to the Harris WebCASH advertising application is an exciting, new system capability,” said Jerry Levitz, director of National Field Sales for Harris Publishing Systems.
“Knowledge-mapping logic in the QUIC search engine allows newspaper advertising sales representatives to concentrate on selling by totally eliminating the need to put search (key) words into specific header fields.”
Harris Publishing Systems Corp. is a division of Harris Corp. headquartered in Melbourne, FL. It provides electronic systems for the publishing and printing industry.
