Search is a function or process of finding letters, words, files, web pages, or other data. Many operating systems, software programs, and websites contain a various features to find and locate data.
When on the Internet or using a corporate intranet website, you may need to search through web pages to find the exact document or page required.
However, good results start with information been prepared contextually in the various taxonomies and classifications.
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The growth in the number of PDF documents has exploded. As a result, there are numerous times when users need to locate specific PDF files to comply with IT governance, legal concerns, industry regulations, and more.
Many organizations are assessing whether they should move to SharePoint 2013 and how they can ensure a positive return on investment by maximizing user adoption. However, how do you enhance the user experience with SharePoint 2013 and ensure that end users can find the content they need as quickly and efficiently as possible?
If you are a SharePoint administrator or an organization looking to upgrade to SharePoint 2013 in the near future, then read this whitepaper now and discover how you can maximize the value of SharePoint 2013 through SharePoint search.
SharePoint 2013 has an array of new features across different workloads. Enterprise search is one of the workloads that encompass a lot of updates and enhancements. This blog article lists the main new features that have been enhanced/added to SharePoint 2013.
Search functionality in SharePoint 2013 Preview includes several enhancements including custom content processing with the Content Enrichment web service, and a new framework for presenting search result types. Additionally, there have been significant enhancements made to the keyword query language (KQL). Search is a hot topic within SharePoint 2013, below is a summary of some of the search enhancements:
Common stuff about Search Driven Applications and a solution proposal with Office 365 / SharePoint Online.
You can build Search Driven Applications in several different ways and based on different techniques. One of the easiest is using the Query Object Model from the SharePoint Search to create “Fixed Keyword Queries”. For example this query shows all SharePoint sites which you have access to:
The search engine in the company
Foremost there is the content; it is through him that everything begins. Such an infection in the information system, it multiplies, spreads, invaded all parts of the system. Then it embeds itself, and moves when you think he is gone we realize that it never dies. Soon users are suffering from a disease: “Searchite” acute. They search tirelessly, continuously, but cannot find or just what they need. And this time to search and navigate the maze of directories is a huge loss for the company, a mess. As well as sesame is finally located, the user does not have the certainty of having the latest version of this content. To overcome this aberration there are tools “search engines”.
This article aims to draw up an inventory using the search engine company, but also my vision for the future of it. (While some aspects are not as futuristic as it sounds).
