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Searching for Search Usability
Consultant Martin White, who will be keynoting the Enterprise Search Summit in New York next month, gives you a piece of his mind and calls for action in this original think piece, exclusive to EnterpriseSearchCenter.com. (Free PDF)
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Posted 30 Apr 2008
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Enterprise Search Summit West Call for Speakers Now Open
Information Today seeks dynamic speakers who can talk knowledgeably about detailed aspects of how to implement and manage search within an organization at our Enterprise Search Summit West conference (Sept. 23-24, 2008 in San Jose). Deadline for proposals: May 8, 2008. Click through for details and to submit a proposal.
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Posted 22 Apr 2008
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Your Users Are Talking to You -- A Look at the 100 Top Search Terms
If you have a search engine, you should have search logs. And if you have search logs, you should have access to a periodic report on the most frequently used search terms. All the search term frequency reports enterprise search consultant Avi Rappoport has seen fall into the same pattern, with a high number of queries for frequent search terms quickly trailing off into unique terms. Avi's found that the top 100 search terms provide a good idea of what people are looking for with your search engine. Hear what she's learned in this exclusive report for the Enterprise Search Center. (Download a free PDF!)
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Posted 16 Apr 2008
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Avoiding the Big Mistakes -- How to Step Aside and Recover from the Worst Problems
People can't find what they need, and they waste a lot of time while failing to find it. Search projects fail for all of the reasons any project fails, but there are a few obstacles that loom especially large for search. Understanding the big mistakes of search can help you avoid them—or at least put a name to your current misery. Seybold Consultant Susan Aldrich goes further than naming the symptoms. She outline a path to sidestep the big mistakes in this Enterprise Search Center exclusive article. [Free PDF.]
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Posted 02 Apr 2008
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National Lampoon Selects Pixsy for Multimedia Search
Pixsy Corporation, a media search platform that powers private label video and image search engines, announced a distribution partnership with National Lampoon, Inc., a force in the U.S. comedy world.
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Posted 06 May 2008
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MuseGlobal and Adhere Solutions Partner to Deliver Federated Search
MuseGlobal, provider of content integration platforms, has announced a partnership with Adhere Solutions, a consulting company focused on designing, implementing and optimizing applications built on the Google Platform, to deliver the first federated search solution for the Google Search Appliance.
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Posted 06 May 2008
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The Enterprise Search "Essay Test"
I decided to conduct my usual monthly interviews a little differently this time. I sent out a series of "essay questions," with the certain expectation...
There's more! The full transcripts of the Enterprise Search interviews can be read here.
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Posted 01 May 2008
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Aligning KM investments with critical business initiatives
In September 2007, AMR Research conducted a detailed survey of 350 IT and business leaders across all industry sectors in the United States, United Kingdom and Germany to better understand spending plans, adoption, growth and business drivers for knowledge management (KM) platforms and applications. Here is a look back at the data through the lens of a possibly tighter economic environment.
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Posted 01 May 2008
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What Makes Search Great?
A great search solution requires more than a search engine. Search engines are useful technologies. But to transform a technology into something...
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Posted 01 May 2008
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Laying the groundwork for federated records management
The case for federated records management (RM) is strong—leave records in their native repositories, but manage them centrally. That way, the records do not need to be physically moved into a single location, yet a single set of retention rules can be applied. Records are "virtualized" so that they all appear to be within the federated records management application, from which they can be searched, placed on hold, or acted on in other ways.
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Posted 01 May 2008
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