Category Archives: Acumen

Come tag our photos!

Posted on January 13, 2015 by kgmatheny | Posted in: Acumen, Delivery Methodology | Tagged | 1 Comment

We’re proud to announce that Acumen now has integrated tagging functionality. But what the heck does that mean? Let’s say you’re looking at an item in Acumen and you think: How in the world would someone interested in X find this item … Continue reading →

Searching Acumen – Limiting by Field

Posted on June 16, 2014 by kgmatheny | Posted in: Acumen, Delivery Methodology | Tagged , | Leave a comment

Acumen’s simple one-box search is pretty robust, searching multiple fields by default, but what if you need to pinpoint a specific field in the record? In the second in our series of posts on searching our digital repository, Acumen, we discuss searching by … Continue reading →

Searching Acumen – Using Tabs to Limit by Format

Posted on May 21, 2014 by kgmatheny | Posted in: Acumen | Tagged | Leave a comment

[Update, 8/25/14: The look of our digital repository has changed. The functionality discussed below is still very much there — in a new form. To limit to format now, use the dropdown menu at the search bar.] In the first of … Continue reading →

Advanced Acumen Searching

Posted on January 15, 2013 by kgmatheny | Posted in: Acumen, Delivery Methodology, Usability | Tagged , | Leave a comment

Acumen is big. Very big. And it’s getting bigger.  I’m pointing this out because when databases like Acumen get big, they become impossible to search through manually. Generally speaking, one can’t just browse casually through thousands and thousands of folder directories and … Continue reading →

Acumen 3.0 is here!

Posted on October 18, 2012 by kgmatheny | Posted in: Acumen, Delivery Methodology | Tagged , , | Leave a comment

Recently, we unveiled the newest version of our search tool, Acumen 3.0! Its new indexer (among other improvements) helps put more data at your fingertips faster. See more info on the results page The easiest way to get you more … Continue reading →