FoodPair Launches Smart Ingredient Technology to Simplify Recipe Search

San Francisco, CA (PRWEB) November 17, 2011

Today FoodPair (http://www.foodpair.com), a leading recipe search engine, unveiled its Smart Ingredient search tools. FoodPairs innovative technology understands the complex relationships between the many ingredients people cook with everyday.

Until now, recipe search engines werent capable of producing useful results for common ingredients like mushrooms. FoodPairs Smart Ingredient technology solves this problem by showing clearly labeled results that make a distinction between the many kinds of mushrooms, said Founder and CEO Raj Irukulla. From there, users can easily limit their results to a specific type of mushroom such as porcini. In this way, the site offers suggestions for expanding or narrowing searches to connect people with dishes they like.

In tough economic times like these, FoodPair helps people save time and money by showing what they can make with the ingredients they have on hand. The new features also solve the common problem of not having the exact ingredients in a recipe. Smart Ingredients help users start with one ingredient they have, like Gorgonzola, and then expand see all the Blue Cheese recipes they can make as well.

FoodPair offers free access to nearly a million recipes from top food sites as well as tools for finding a great dish for any occasion. The sites powerful filters enable quick and easy sorting of recipes by ingredient, dish, course, complexity and diet. As the only recipe site with Personalized Search Filters, FoodPair allows users to save their specific search preferences and easily find recipes matching their dietary needs. After creating a free account, users can personalize the Dietary Filter for a Vegetarian or Low-Carb Diet and FoodPair will save their choice for all future searches.

About FoodPair, Inc.

FoodPair is the only recipe site designed to think like a chef to help people find the best dish for any occasion. FoodPair simplifies recipe search by offering a personalized search experience and free access to nearly a million recipes. The company is privately held and based in San Francisco, CA. Collectively, the FoodPair team has decades of professional experience at top food, technology and financial services companies including Google, imeem, CHOW, Serious Eats and Deutsche Bank. Visit http://www.foodpair.com to get started today!

For news, cooking tips and special recipes connect with FoodPair on Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/foodpair) and Twitter (http://www.twitter.com/foodpair).

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Flux Developers Simplify PGP Security in File Workflows

Las Vegas, NV (PRWEB) September 27, 2011

Wade Routen, Flux Developer, has been an integral part of the PGP integration updates made to Flux, a proven leader in sophisticated enterprise job scheduling, managed file transfer, automated dataflows, and ETL automation.

Today, Flux released Mr. Routens article, PGP Simplicity in Your ETL and File Workflows, in which he reviews automated file and ETL workflows involving PGP, identifies some key areas, and asks "Does it have to be so complicated?"

The Flux development team doesnt think so. The inspiration for Fluxs new PGP features came from the teams regular discussions with developers and operations teams who are often bogged down in the implementation of security environments. PGP (Pretty Good Privacy) doesnt sound like it should be associated with difficulty, but the harsh reality is that the layered complexities that security introduces to a project can bring delays, exposure to risks, and costly mistakes.

"The key to any problem is simplicity. The easier it is to understand and use, the quicker you learn it and the less likely you are to make a mistake with it. With all the complexities of a PGP system, some simplicity is a welcome vacation," Routen writes in his article.

Flux takes all of these complexities and bundles them up into a central, easy-to-use workflow system for automated file transfer processes. With a simple, web-based user interface, operations teams now have an intuitive and straightforward environment to use PGP in the automated ebb and flow of their files across their networks and their partners networks. Key management is simplified, offering clear associations of keys to file sets.

Learn how Wade Routen and the rest of the Flux development team have tackled the creation of a simple PGP solution inside an already powerful ETL and file workflow orchestration product. By utilizing the functionality already available in Flux file transfer, PGP can become pretty darn easy.

Read the article "PGP Simplicity in Your ETL and File Workflows" at:

http://flux.cm/nEQkAz

About Flux

Flux is an enterprise software company dedicated to advancing workload automation and managed file transfer by delivering performance, reliability, ease-of-use, and unyielding accessible customer support. First released in 2000, Flux has grown into a vital part of IT operations around the world with hundreds of customers in 36 countries.

With an emphasis on the orchestration of sophisticated job scheduling, managed file transfer, Web Services (SOA), and Java technology support, Flux delivers it all with a single point of control through a web browser. Intuitive modern interfaces bring it all together in a single browser window.

Across platforms and many industry sectors, Flux has simplified tasks surrounding workload scheduling ensuring that critical transactions are processed on time. Whether Flux is used as a powerful stand-alone workload automation solution or embedded into a larger application pushing tens of thousands of jobs, Flux solutions bring solid business value with efficiencies, precise control, and affordability.

Privately held, offices are located in Las Vegas, Buenos Aires, and Montana, all of which provide effective technical support and sales services to Fluxs global customer base.

To Learn More About Flux:

Visit fluxcorp.com to:

Request a Demo or Talk with an Engineer
Download Flux Data Sheet or Software

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