Metamorph deployed in nuclear power plant for procedure searching.
EDS applies Metamorph to litigation support.
MVS-XA Metamorph tied to IBM's DB2 at JSFC for Space Shuttle support. ( Birth of the Texis RDBMS product concept. )
Lincoln National Insurance deploys Metamorph based Competitive Intelligence system.
Softsolutions / Wordperfect document management product released.
Texis RDBMS released.
Terabyte barrier broken for Breast-Implant litigation DBMS.
Webcrawler rewritten on Texis.
Novell picks Network Publishing & Thunderstone for Website.
Webinator Web Walker released.
Gates' Corbis picks Texis for 1.2 million image Internet library.
Several Advance - Newhouse newspapers deploy intranet newsroom support.
Support for Java JDBC announced.
Wall St. Journal Web site uses Thunderstone for realtime news.
Ziff Davis converts all of ZDNET.COM to Texis applications.
Thunderstone push-profiler tops 1,000,000 queries per second.
Automatic Document Categorization engine released.
$9.5 Billion deal between Hughes, Raytheon and Texas Instruments depends on Thunderstone system for legal discovery.
Thunderstone's 300+ gig Web Site index tops 50 million queries/month on $30K of hardware.
Computershopper.com rolls out massive Texis Internet shopping database.
Smithsonian Institute's Innovation Awards Program site powered by Thunderstone.
TheStreet.com deploys Texis-based Stock Quote & News system.
Dogpile.com tops several million hits per day on Thunderstone-based Internet search engine.
Weather.com uses Webinator for its Top 100 site.
Goto.com switches to Thunderstone based Internet search engine.
Netscape Open Directory project supported by Texis RDBMS.
Thunderstone acquires 49% interest in Dogpile.com.
ISearch replaces Oracle in favor of Texis RDBMS.
About.com / MiningCo switches to Thunderstone for search.
Neilsen - Netratings says "powered by Thunderstone" delivered more than all other banners.
Wall Street Journal uses Texis for its employment site.
Thunderstone sells interest in Dogpile to Go2net in $70 million deal.
QVC selects Texis for online ecommerce.
Washington Post selects Texis for employment site.
Thunderstone powers more Internet searches than any other company.
Thunderstone invests in Master.com and provides all Master.com technology. This innovative service delivers privately branded application services to webmasters. Applications include site-searching, web-searching, message boards, classified ads, custom forms, calendars, and much more.
Profiler system added to Texis. The profiler manages a large number of queries against changing data -- for example, users' stored searches to be matched in real time against incoming news streams.
Library modules added to Texis Web Script. These provide a complete source code management system with code sharing and revision control.
Vignette introduces Texis accelerator module for their StoryServer - V/5 document management system. Texis becomes the preferred search engine for Vignette-powered sites.
eBay reevaluates search software and chooses to continue using Texis over others.
Webinator 4 released and adds completely customizable walker with web-based administration, written in Texis Web Script.
Webinator is first web indexer to automatically ignore words in page headers, footers, and navigation menus.
Webinator learns to crawl and index Macromedia Flash text and hyperlinks.
Secure page (HTTPS) and FTP support added to Texis and Webinator.
Webinator CMS (version for content management systems) introduced.
Texis powers web-wide discussion board/message board searching for InfoSpace metasearch portals.
America Online selects Thunderstone's Texis software for online classified advertising system. Used for storing and searching Monster job listings, as well as other classified categories with content posted by AOL users.
Thunderstone's Webinator wins the Cleveland Area Knowledge Industry Best Software Product award.
Texis version 5.0 contains many improvements and optimizations. The Search Appliance and Webinator gain important new capabilities such as Adaptive Indexing.
Thunderstone receives U.S. General Services Administration contract to supply Search Appliance to government agencies via Federal Supply Service, also known as GSA Schedule.
Third party database walking and indexing.
DataLoad API and results authorization added to Search Appliance.
Search Appliance gains database-like flexibility with custom fields for search and sort.
Thunderstone delivers 15 million URL capacity appliance.
The Thunderstone Parametric Search Appliance introduced, combining the flexibility and power of TEXIS with the ease of use of an appliance. It provides an easy way to create applications that combine full-text and structured data without programming.
Thunderstone offers a new "Entity Extraction with Guided Navigation" option for Thunderstone Search Appliances.
Ecological Internet (EI) upgrades its Webinator license to 5 million URLs.
Ariba, Inc. doubles the size of its Texis license to develop a global Knowledge Management portal for Ariba's customers, partners, suppliers, prospects and employees around the world.
Thunderstone adds support for connectors for direct import from third party databases.
Version 6.3 of the Thunderstone Search Appliance software released with new SOAP API and Single Sign-On Authentication Helper for Windows environments.
Thunderstone launches the Thunderstone Reseller/Channel Partner Program.
KMWorld Magazine names Thunderstone Software LLC as one of "100 Companies That Matter In Knowledge Management".
New Jersey Star Ledger and related newspapers expand their use of Thunderstone's Texis in online newspaper search.
Thunderstone Software's Frederick A. Harmon named as a "2009 Channel Chief" by Everything Channel's CRN Magazine.
Thunderstone Search Appliance version 7.0 released with faster URL Category Searching, enhanced Federated Search (Thunderstone Meta Search,) improved Character Match Mode, optional Language Analysis Module, MySQL support added to DB Walker - which already supported Oracle, Microsoft SQL Server, Sybase and PostgreSQL databases - and an updated "look and feel" to the administrative interface of the Appliance.
Maryland State Archives chooses the Thunderstone Search Appliance 9000 with capacity to handle 9 million documents.
Thunderstone Search Appliance adds OpenSearch support, as well as support for both consuming and producing RSS Feeds.
KMWorld selects the Thunderstone Search Appliance as a "Trend-Setting Product of 2009."
Rollout of first major installation of Catalog solution. Thunderstone's Catalog solution leverages the Parametric Search Appliance features and adds e-commerce catalog import features. Replacements.com uses Thunderstone's Catalog solution to search their inventory of millions of unique china and flatware items.
Virtual appliance versions introduced, allowing customers to reduce cost, space, and energy requirements by running the Search Appliance on existing virtual hosting infrastructure.
Thunderstone Software's Frederick A. Harmon recognized as a "2010 Channel Chief" by Everything Channel's CRN Magazine.
Texis version 6 released. It includes major enhancements to Internationalization and Unicode support, XML handling, and reduced bandwidth utilization among many others. Texis is the core of all things Thunderstone. As such, improvements to it automatically improve Thunderstone's entire product line.
Webinator 6 released. It takes advantage of Texis 6 and improves file format support, search customization, and walk scheduling.
Search Appliance 8 released. It incorporates Texis 6 and Webinator 6 and adds a new connector framework to support more ways to get data in through existing third party connectors. It also provides a SOAP API for administration and various performance and feature enhancements.