Nora (technology)

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NORA is an acronym for Non-Obvious Relationship Awareness, a technology that mines data resources to determine the relationships between people. Non-Obvious Relationship Awareness was created by Systems Research and Development (SRD). SRD developed this technology for the Las Vegas gaming industry to help the casinos detect conflicts between customers and parties named by the Nevada Gaming Control Board as excluded persons. SRD was acquired by IBM on January 7th, 2005.^[1]

[edit] See Also

• AquaLogic
• Federated query
• XQuery

[edit] References

1. ^ Andrews, C.: "IBM Acquires SRD, Breaks New Ground in Identity Resolution Software"

[edit] External links

• Geek War on Terror, a Newsweek article by Steven Levy
• Non-Obvious Relationship Awareness (NORA), a Microsoft PowerPoint presentation by Jeff Jonas of IBM
• IBM Acquires SRD, Breaks New Ground in Identity Resolution Software, an IBM Press room press release associated with Chris Andrews