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Findability isn't just for users. Analytics on use helps ongoing Active Management as well. Interesting case study.

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Blog on Federated Search sponsored by Deep Web Technologies - interesting coverage.

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Just finding an old post from Sid at Attivio regarding our research on Findability from 2 years ago. Great troubleshooting advice on findability - part 2 of 2 articles.

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Just finding an old post from Sid at Attivio regarding our research on Findability from 2 years ago. Great troubleshooting advice on findability - part 1 of 2 articles.

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Discusses various "best practices" around SharePoint and search capabilities - including auto-tagging/classification extensions.

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Article by Wayne Kurtzman, based on an interview we did last week. If Content is King, why is it such a joke in the enterprise? Read the article for more - Wayne does a nice job of tying up the threads.

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Findability of a different sort - Google Audio Indexing (or GAUDI - not the architect, nor the Alan Parsons album) is up and running in the Google Labs, enabling text-based search of political videos on YouTube. Again, more than one way to approach findab

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Many paths to audio search - in this case, you take an iPhone, an iPhone app (Shazam), turn on the mic for Shazam to listen to a clip (playing on your car radio perhaps), and matches the clip to find the artist, album, etc.. Findability - it's not just se

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CIO quoting from our Market IQ on Findability (www.aiim.org/findability): Only 10 percent of the 500 business users surveyed said as much as 76 percent to 100 percent of its company's information is searchable online. More than a third of those surveyed s

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Brief writeup by Martin Edwards - Appreciate the coverage, but disagree that any of our research is slanted towards selling technology (for anyone). Seemed quite clear to me that we're saying technology isn't the answer by itself, and search definitely is

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Seth Grimes covers our Market IQ on Findability, summing up 'the bottom line, that it takes more than Search technology to achieve findability' - great example embedded as well. Thanks Seth!

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A call to arms, based on aspects of our Market IQ on Findability, from the International Society for Knowledge Organization (ISKO) and the UK chapter. Thanks for the coverage!

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Oliver Marks does a video interview of me at the Enterprise 2.0 Conference, and discusses our Market IQ on Enterprise 2.0 and upcoming (released today) Market IQ on Findability. Thanks Oliver!

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An entire site dedicated to pulling out charts from the industry, and framing them with short summaries. This chart is a highlight for the Market IQ on Findability coming out the week of July 14th - showing the $ of content that is online in organizations

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Ron Miller asked for some commentary on Microsoft's acquisition of Powerset, and he's once again pulled together an interesting article on the world of search. See todays aiimALERT for more commentary as well. Thanks Ron!

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Jon Brodkin once again has a great article summarizing current research on search and Findability, and referencing some of our early findings. Thanks Jon!

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Written by Mark Hall. Nice coverage by Mark on the early glimpses of our Market IQ on Findability. He has a bit of fun with our findings on findability. Kindred spirit it seems! Thanks Mark.

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Ron Miller has a great synthesis of our Findings on Findability and commentary from Carl Frappaolo and myself. Sue Feldman of IDC, however, jumped the gun and clairvoyantly (and inaccurately) predicts what the full report will contain WHEN RELEASED NEXT M

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Written by Brian Jackson - Brian has picked up on a different angle from our early Findings on Findability. Worth a read, and thanks for the coverage Brian.

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Thinking about Findability recently, and Carl and I were recalling an old NewsFlash he'd written back at Delphi Group. The dangers of false hits and semantics applied to filtering solutions.

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