• BA-Insight’s Longitude 2.0 for SharePoint Portal
  Very cool! it renders previews in SVG “Longitude leverages the customer%u2019s investment in SharePoint Portal to provide an Enterprise Search Engine that rivals best-of-breed offering on the market today.”
  (tags: Search Microsoft Hardware)

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