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From the Editor
NIE Enterprise Search Volume 3 Number 5 Fall 2006 Miles Kehoe, Editor |
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The industry has experienced some significant changes since
last issue, not the least of which is the Oracle acquisition of
Stellent in early November. Dr. Search and the crew remain
very busy, and we'd love to find an experienced search consultant
to join our team in the upcoming new year.
Search remains a hot topic, and many analysts expect enterprise search specifically to continue to outperform other software sectors for several years. Companies have realized that great search is critical to maximizing employee productivity, and some are beginning to explore new organizational structures to maximize the return on search investment. As always, feel free to contact us if you have any questions regarding enterprise search. What's New - Fall 2006: Google starts a new web search site to showcase better search integration; SearchDev growing; and Oracle enters the enterprise search market in a big way. [More]. Part 2: Enterprise Security Requirements - Implementing the system: Mark Bennett continues with Part 2 in his series on integrating corporate security policies with Enterprise Search. [More]. Maps for Enterprise Digital Content: John Lehman of HighClassify has granted us permission to publish his article on how companies can create maps of their digital content to better manage these valuable assets. [More].Dr. Search: 5 Result List 'Red Flags' - plus 1: While you've read our suggestions on improving your result list layout in previous issues, this month Dr. Search summaries the top five 'red flags' we see in search result lists, and he throws in an extra bonus related red flag. [More]. Remember to send your tough search questions to Dr. Search at support@ideaeng.com. Information on Subscribing and Unsubscribing:
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