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NIE Enterprise Search
Volume 4 Number 3
June 2007
Miles Kehoe, Editor
Welcome to the June 2007 edition of Enterprise Search!
Summer is here, and it looks like things are heating up in the Enterprise Search world as well as here in California. Vendors like Google and IBM Yahoo! seem to be winning business from the established leaders - and of course there is a pack of large technology companies including giants Microsoft, Oracle and SAP who are striving to join the leadership quadrant. And a number of smaller companies like DieselPoint and ISYS are expanding their capabilities to move into leadership roles as well.
We hope you enjoy this issue of the newsletter, and we look forward to hearing from you any time.
Table of contents: June 2007
What's New - June 2007: Searchnomics conference, We want your search data, ESS moves West, Xerox jumps back into search, Vivisimo goes mobile, and Mike Lynch had it right! ...[More].
Where Have All the Filters Gone?: Mark Bennett looks at filters as they apply to nearly all search technology. Just as search vendors are seeing consolidation, so are the companies that make filters for those engines... [More].
Indexing Documentum eRoom Content: Companies are beginning to investigate blogging, wikis, lightweight publishing and other collaborative tools to enhance worker productivity. Ted Sullivan of Raritan Technologies introduces us to a tool to facilitate indexing of Documentum eRoom content for just about any search engine.... [More].Blogs and Other Enterprise Search Resources: As more people read and create blog content, we thought that you might enjoy a sampling of the blogs and resources that we use here at NIE. ...[More].
Dr. Search: Query Tuning or Best Bets?: This month we hear from a confused reader asking whether she should focus her resources on making her query tuning better or just throw in the towel and use 'Best Bets' for everything. You know Dr. Search thinks query tuning is important: see what he says. It may surprise you!...[More].
Remember to send your tough search questions to Dr. Search at support@ideaeng.com.
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