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FAST, A Microsoft® Subsidiary
117 Kendrick Street , Suite 100
Needham MA 02492

PH: 781.304.2400 or 888.871.3839
FAX: 781.304.2410
Contact: sales@fastsearch.com
Visit their Web site: www.fastsearch.com
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Customers across the globe have long counted on FAST to solve their most difficult business problems with the FAST Enterprise Search Platform (FAST ESP). Our best-in-class, high-end search solutions and expertise are now extended by Microsoft’s enterprise search offerings, worldwide customer reach and innovation in business productivity solutions. Together, FAST and Microsoft deliver a comprehensive portfolio of enterprise search offerings to address the full spectrum of customer needs.

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This company is listed in the following categories:
Business Process ManagementCompetitive Intelligencee-CommerceE-mail Management
Enterprise Application IntegrationEnterprise SearchFinancial ServicesGovernment
HealthcareInsuranceIntellectual Property ManagementKnowledge Management
LegalManufacturingMedia/EntertainmentPharmaceutical, Life Sciences
Records Management, Regulatory ComplianceTelecom
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KMWorld 100 Companies That Matter in Knowledge Management 2008
 So why do these companies matter? Not necessarily because they are the most innovative, but that's a factor. Not because they are ahead of the curve on Enterprise 2.0 initiatives, but that's also a factor.Not because they are the most financially successful (that's not a factor), and not because they have the most efficient marketing engines—that's not a factor either.We have long held that the true essence of knowledge management is an attitude, a single-minded commitment to improvement.
 Feature, Posted 29 Feb 2008 - March 2008 (100 Companies) [Volume 17, Issue 3] Issue
A sea change for search
 From The Editor, Posted 05 Feb 2008 - February 2008 [Volume 17, Issue 2] Issue
RM For The Masses
 For the world's largest, highly regulated industries—pharma, financial services, food distribution—managing business records to comply with regulatory requirements is just a day at the office. It's another Thursday; no big deal, been doing it for years. But corporate scandal, and (let's face it) predatory litigators have pushed the demand downward and outward.
Article, Posted 27 Sep 2007 - Records Management & Regulatory Compliance, Vol V [October 2007]
Come. Sit. Stay: The Care and Training of Your Best Customers
 For financial services organizations, automating processes is more than a means of shaving a few bucks here and there. For them, automation is everything. Financial services companies of all kinds—retail and commercial banks; brokerages; mortgage companies—rely on technology to gain new customers, retain existing customers and persuade the fence-sitters that a better life awaits them.
Article, Posted 31 Aug 2007 - Financial Services, Vol V [September 2007]
”Search” vs. “Searching”: Bringing Enterprise Search Back to Reality
 Once upon a time, anything labeled “enterprise search” got attention. I actually saw people adding the words “enterprise search” with magic marker onto their signage at trade shows.
Article, Posted 30 Apr 2007 - Enterprise Search, Vol III [May 2007]
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