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  IBM LanguageWare Resource Workbench Update: July 20, 2012: Studio 3.0 is out and it is officially bundled with ICA 3.0. If you are a Studio 3.0 user, please use  ICA forum  instead of LRW forum. 7.2.0.2 LRW is a fixpack that resolves issues in various areas including the Parsing Rules editor, PEAR file export and Japanese/Chinese language support. 7.2.0.1 LRW is still available for download on the Downloads  link  for IBM OmniFind Enterprise Edition V9.1 Fix Pack users. What is IBM LanguageWare? IBM LanguageWare is a technology which provides a full range of text analysis functions. It is used extensively throughout the IBM product suite and is successfully deployed in solutions which focus on mining facts from large repositories of text. LanguageWare is the ideal solution for extracting the value locked up in unstructured text information and exposing it to business applications. With the emerging importance of Business Intelligence and the explosion in text-based information,

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