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NIE Enterprise Search
Volume 5 Number 6
December 2008
Miles Kehoe, Editor
Welcome to Enterprise Search!
Welcome to the holiday edition of Enterprise Search! Like the rest of the country, we're enjoying chilly weather and hot chocolate by the fireplace - we even had frost!
With tight IT budgets, does it really make sense to spend money for a internal or customer-facing search technology upgrade? You'll see that our answer is "It depends".
Also in this issue we're pleased to present a success story from a user. Advanced Digital Data was looking for a search technology back at Enterprise Search Summit in May, and they are now up, running, and happy with their implementation of ISYS Search. Our Theresa Shafer interviews Tom Hemderson of ADDS in our first article.
And we finish off this fifth year of the Enterprise Search newsletter with our up-to-the-minute What's New column, and Dr Search answers a question about an obscure Nutch error. Happy Holidays!
Table of Contents: December 2008
What's New - December 2008: Autonomy and compliance, Endeca on HGTV.COM, Lucene and Google ...[More].
Do you really need a new search engine?: Many of the people we meet are unhappy with their internal or customer-facing search technologies, but with tight IT budgets, is there a way to get by with what you already have? Read a new article based on a paper we recently presented in San Jose. ...[More]
An interview with a happy ISYS User: Theresa Shafer interviews Tom Henderson of ADDS about their recent selection and implementation of the ISYS enterprise search software for their small but growing business. They selected ISYS after meeting them at the Enterprise Search Summit in New York last May, and now they are up and running. Hear what they were looking for, and how a first-time search installtion worked out fine for them. Dr. Search: Odd Nutch error message: Dr Search hears from a Lucene developer who has run into an odd error message. See how to debug it... [More].Remember to send your tough search questions to Dr. Search at support@ideaeng.com.
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