What to Do When Your Enterprise Search System Doesn't Work
Search is part of every professional’s life. Little work can be done without finding the necessary information, document, or data. This study is focused on what to do if your search system is off track, and how to determine whether it needs to be fixed or replaced. It has been written for a procurement team trying to determine what options are available to them. Consultants, analysts, entrepreneurs interested in search, and intelligence professionals will find the report useful as well. The study, by Stephen E. Arnold of The Gilbane Group, a division of Outsell, provides insight into an important change taking place in search, and includes:
- Tips and tricks to fix an ailing enterprise search system;
- Alternatives to the now-aging "enterprise" systems so common in organizations today;
- Profiles of 24 vendors, with details about some of the newest, most promising content processing systems now in the commercial channel;
- A "market map" to help evaluate vendors;
- A glossary of terms used in the search-and-retrieval industry.
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Pub Date: April 2, 2008
Type: Other
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Keywords: Enterprise Technology, Search
Pages: 296
Format: PDF ![]()
Table of Contents
- Executive Summary
- Introduction: Setting the Stage
- Maintaining Legacy Search Systems
- Getting to More than Key Words
- Market Context
- Google and Dataspaces
- Tracking the Players
- Vendor Profiles
- Glossary
- Figure 1: Google's Ubiquitous Search Box
- Figure 2: Endeca's Guided Navigation
- Figure 3: Siderean "Snapped Into" Oracle SES 11g
- Figure 4: Autonomy IDOL Hot Links
- Figure 5: Inxight Entity Extraction
- Figure 6: Vivisimo Automatic Classification
- Figure 7: Temis Luxid Interface Options
- Figure 8: Hyperbolic Relationship Map
- Figure 9: Conoco's Dashboard Display
- Figure 10: The Squeeze on Autonomy, Endeca and Fast
- Figure 11: Coveo and SharePoint
- Figure 12: Exalead's Interface
- Figure 13: The ISYS Customizable Interface
- Figure 14: Siderean Graphic Interface
- Figure 15: Interactions not Captured in Most Content Processing Systems
- Figure 16: Semex: Mining for Personal Information Integration
- Figure 17: Managing Dataspaces
- Figure 18: Google Universal Search - Multiple Content Objects
- Figure 19: "Beyond Search" Market Sector Functionality
- Figure 20: "Beyond Search" Market Sector Vendors
- Figure 21: Access Innovations' MAIstro Interface
- Figure 22: MAIstro Rule Building Interface
- Figure 23: Attensity product stack
- Figure 24: Attensity unstructured data transformation process
- Figure 25: Bitext NLP Adds Functionality to Microsoft's Live Search
- Figure 26: The Bitext data flow is straightforward
- Figure 27: Brainware's Search Interface
- Figure 28: Cognition's Search Interface
- Figure 29: Cognition Highlights Multiple Search Concepts
- Figure 30: Connotate's Agent Library
- Figure 31: Connotate's Flow
- Figure 32: HMV's Dieselpoint Interface
- Figure 33: Dieselpoint's "Open Pipeline Architecture"
- Figure 34: Exalead's Panels
- Figure 35: Exalead Assisted Navigation
- Figure 36: The Exegy System's Data Flow
- Figure 37: The Exegy Appliance
- Figure 38: The IBM OmniFind Architecture
- Figure 39: The IBM UIMA Annotation Viewer
- Figure 40: Information Builder's Platform
- Figure 41: Information Builder's Search Result Screen
- Figure 42: Intelligenx Discovery Engine
- Figure 43: Paginas Amarillas' use of the Intelligenx Interface
- Figure 44: The IntelliSearch Interface
- Figure 45: The IntelliSearch Alerts Manager
- Figure 46: ISYS’ Default Interface
- Figure 47: The ISYS API
- Figure 48: ISYS Reports
- Figure 49: Lexalytics Report
- Figure 50: FAST Marketrac Report Using Lexalytics
- Figure 51: Linguamatics Search Term Report
- Figure 52: Linguamatics Express
- Figure 53: SharePoint Search Architecture
- Figure 54: FAST ESP Components
- Figure 55: Extracting "Emotion" with FAST
- Figure 56: The PolySpot Interface
- Figure 57: PolySpot Search Term Highlighting
- Figure 58: Recommind's Advanced Query Interface
- Figure 59: SchemaLogic's Metadata Management
- Figure 60: SchemaLogic's Architecture
- Figure 61: Oracle's Use of Siderean
- Figure 62: Seamark Navigator
- Figure 63: Thetus Search and Data Display
- Figure 64: The Thetus SDK
- Figure 65: USA.gov's Use of Vivisimo
- Figure 66: ZyLAB's Search Result Interface
- Figure 67: ZyLAB's Administrative Tools
Tables & Figures
Companies Mentioned
- Access Innovations, Inc.
- Attensity Corporation
- Connotate Technologies, Inc.
- Dieselpoint, Inc.
- Exalead S.A.
- Exegy, Inc.
- Information Builders
- International Business Machines Corporation (IBM)
- ISYS Search Software
- Microsoft Corporation
- Recommind, Inc.
- SchemaLogic, Inc.
- Siderean Software, Inc.
- Thetus Corporation
- ZyLAB