Wednesday, December 12, 2007

Searchles is a highly scaleable "social search" platform

What Company is Offering:
Searchles is a highly scaleable "social search" platform that showcases expertise, enables collaboration with peers and instantly captures it in searchable knowledge indexes. The platform is a hybrid, combining aspects of "social bookmarking" and "social networking" technology with analytical "social search" capability.

How It Works:

Network search allows you to discover content with personalized filtering features that include tags, keywords or a combination of both, as well as the ability to apply these same filters to search all postings, groups, friends, or friends' friends based on your own criteria. By analyzing the associations and patterns between trusted people, sources, tags and content, Searchles is able to deliver more precise, relevant results while suggesting content and people related to your interests.

The proprietary technology behind Searchles is an evolution of the search engine Dumbfind, developed by veteran search technologist and Searchles' founder and CTO Chris Seline. Both brands are wholly-owned by Searchles, Inc., a privately-held company based in Washington, D.C. backed by angel investors.

Who Is Backing The Company :
1.Chris Seline, Founder & CTO (aka dumbfounder).

7 years in the internet industry with particular expertise in search, data-mining and analytics. Co-founder/CTO of venture backed search engine 2wrongs.com which was acquired by Cyveillance, Inc. VP of R&D at Cyveillance. Graduate of Johns Hopkins University/B.S. degree in mechanical engineering.


2.Elias Shams, CEO (aka caveman).

MS in Telecommunication Engineering from George Washington University. BS in Electrical Engineering from University of Maryland. Experienced technologist and business manager with 16 years expertise in the telecommunications, internet, ecommerce and networking industries. A Strategist with a successful history identifying opportunities, delivering solutions and breaking into some of the most competitive markets worldwide. Shams was founder and CTO of telezoo.com, a telecom solution search platform backed by $5 M in institutional and angel investment. He elevated the company into the top five B2B internet sites in the world next to cisco.com for three consecutive years, and brought the company to cash flow positive in 2001 with revenue of $1 M when most dot com companies were struggling. Prior to Telezoo, Shams was a project manager with a top secret security clearance at Yurie Systems, in charge of managing the mission-critical design and rapid deployment of the ATM over Satellite network used to support U.S. troops on the ground in Bosnia - the first of its kind. Yurie was subsequently acquired by Lucent Technologies for $1.1 billion




3.Amy M. Smith (aka mindspeakr).
19 years as a business strategist helping companies leverage strengths to gain significant market-share from large, powerful and better funded concerns through integrated grassroots PR, marketing and business development strategies. Private consultant for technology, professional services, governmental and non profit advocacy concerns. Internal leadership roles with startup and established companies. University of Georgia.
More at:http://www.searchles.com/

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