It’s been 5 years since the current MC+A organization was formed (When we relocated from San Francisco to Chicago, we reorganized). In that time many changes have begun to surface. We’ve seen the explosion of Microsoft SharePoint into the once Java dominated portal market. We’ve seen the Google Search Appliance become the defacto intranet search tool and we are now seeing the extension of portals into commercial SaaS platforms (i.e. mash-up and web 2.0).
Why is finding what you need so difficult? I have been thinking about why always seem to be the case. Large enterprise rarely just pop up overnight, actually often growing organically, adding functionality and hardware as demands increase.
Last month, I analyzed the Google Search Appliance and its relationship to business intelligence security. The next in this series of best practices for integrating enterprise search is the desire for companies to have trained workers. People are one of the greatest assets that an organization has. How often are the individuals working within the organization getting the information they …
Last month, I wrote about best practices for and some business impact of search technology. This month, I am delving into the Google Search Appliance’s ability to protect corporate information.
In this difficult economic environment, it’s easy to see why many companies will look to slash 2009 IT budgets in an effort to reduce costs and streamline operations.
Last year we assisted our customer Legal Services of Northern California with our JumpStart service. It has been nearly a year and I am happy to see how much they’ve come along. They’ve recently launched a website showcasing their project. Their Findability Project is the public face of a special technology search project undertaken by Legal Services of Northern California …