Enterprise Search - KMWorld Magazine

Semiotics focuses on signs and symbols as indicators of meaning. In this article, Steve Arnold reviews systems that search for meaning in enterprise content. Posted May 28, 2011

ZyLAB tackles sound files: E-discovery audio search

Posted May 28, 2011

Managing SharePoint content

Information Manager from MetaVis Posted May 25, 2011

Recommind and LexisNexis partner

Hosted e-discovery service Posted May 25, 2011

Decisively to the cloud

New connectors and framework in Decisiv Search 7.1 Posted May 16, 2011

Forrester broadens its reach

Acquires Springboard Research Posted May 16, 2011

KMWorld Hall of Fame 2011:
eGain | Trusted by Leaders

Posted May 01, 2011

Milberg extends e-discovery capabilities

Milberg, a law firm with offices in New York, Los Angeles, Detroit and Tampa, has chosen a Web-based workflow and notification system to manage its legal hold and risk assessment processes in future cases Posted April 26, 2011

Unleash Data's Potential with Enterprise Search 2.0

Let's face it—data will never be contained; it will continue to proliferate, particularly with the growth in popularity of social networks and communities. Trying to move it into a single knowledgebase or other system of record is a losing battle. Instead, the key to unleashing your data's potential lies in the ability to access it anywhere, anytime and across any and all systems. . . . Posted April 17, 2011

Increase Competitiveness With Intelligent Search

The success of a company depends on its ability to fully leverage its own information, knowledge and expertise. At the same time, the amount of information a company stores is doubled every year. Knowledge workers are forced to spend more and more time trying to extract useful information. In addition, several studies have shown that knowledge workers spend more than twice as much time. . . . Posted April 17, 2011

Search and Security Management

Security management in the context of secure search comes down to understanding the role and behaviors of search in three distinct areas: secure environments, secure transmission of content and secure access to content. The following summary provides security professionals with a framework for deploying secure search, and the key considerations for successful deployment. . . . Posted April 17, 2011

Keeping an Open Mind with Intelligent Search

With the accelerating rates of change in content and data, we just don't know the size or shape of what we'll have to search next month. Will there be another social media channel for us to monitor? A new competitor whose website we want to keep an eye on? Or a whole new set of products we have to release to keep up with competition? In any case, we need a search strategy that is adaptable, scalable, economical and "intelligent. . . ." Posted April 17, 2011

Meet the User Halfway: Search Shouldn't Be Passive-Aggressive

I bet that if a coworker treated you the way most search engines do, you'd punch him in the nose: "Can you get me the TPS forms, please?" "We don't have any TPS forms. But if you'd like, I can get you 10,000 documents that use the letters ‘TPS.'" "May I have the TPS reports, please?" "Oh, sure! Here you are." And yet, this kind of nonsense is just what we've come to expect. . . . Posted April 17, 2011

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