IBM Turns Over Search Project To Open Source Community
IBM said Monday that it will begin turning over key intellectual property from its UIMA (Unstructured Information Management Architecture) project to the open source community in an effort to spur the growth of the collaborative enterprise search technology.
"Developers can start working with the code," said IBM's Mark Andrews in an interview. "Before UIMA, there was no easy way to (collaborate on) search." The firm plans to move the entire project to a full open source community development model before the end of the year.
IBM said it is publishing UIMA source code to open source development site SourceForge.net.
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