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Engineering a Content Get-Together
Modine, a global manufacturer, was using multiple intranets, which left employees on different continents feeling as if they were working for different companies. To address the problem, Modine's IT team consolidated and redesigned the intranets into one global portal that included unified search functionality. Which search engine did they choose? and why? Find out in this case study from the Enterprise Search Sourcebook.
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Posted 24 Jun 2009
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Mining the Socialprise: Uncovering Insights in the Information Overload
HR firm Advantage wanted to mine opportunities from the social web, but it couldn't have its team spending the whole day clicking through LinkedIn, Jigsaw, ZoomInfo, and Hoover's. Find out how they learned to mine the social landscape in this case study first published in our Enterprise Search Sourcebook.
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Posted 27 May 2009
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Building Search Teams that Work
When search fails to perform up to expectations, the excuse is usually that the software does not work. That is rarely the case. In the majority of cases the problems lie with a shortfall in human resources and not a shortfall in technology resources. How many people does it take to make a good search experience? Consultant Martin White recommends a minimum of five . . .
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Posted 29 Apr 2009
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Pictures Worth a Thousand . . . Finding Nontextual Assets Within the Enterprise
As if finding text-based content wasn't already challenging enough, the increasing number of graphics, audio, video, and other nontextual assets within organizations presents yet another enterprise search conundrum. In this article from the Enterprise Search Sourcebook, consultant Theresa Regli explores the intersection of enterprise search and digital asset management (DAM), as well as various ways of approaching the challenge of finding nontextual assets.
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Posted 15 Apr 2009
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Fios Expands Information Governance Services
Fios Inc., a provider of electronic discovery services, announced that it has expanded its Information Governance consulting services to help clients reduce the costs of managing electronically stored information (ESI) in response to litigation and governmental investigation.
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Posted 26 Jun 2009
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CLIR Receives Grant to Explore Applications
CLIR, an independent, nonprofit organization whose mission is to expand access to information, has received $28,000 from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to investigate the possible relevance of declassified tools developed by the intelligence community to humanistic scholarship.
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Posted 26 Jun 2009
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Semanti Introduces Social Search Tool
Semanti Corp., a semantic search provider, has announced its new search enhancement tool, which provides users with the ability to help internet users find, retrieve, and share information.
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Posted 23 Jun 2009
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