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Introduction to Enter prise
Search
With the explosion of digitally borne information in the workplace, Enterprise Search has become
more critical than ever before. Gone are the days when you could remember the location of all the
file shares, web sites, and SharePoint sites, where the information you needed was stored. Instead,
sites with terabytes of data are normal now, rather than being the anomaly they were just a few
years ago. Remembering where you stored something last year, or even last week, has become an
exercise in searching for a needle in a haystack. Also, with the growth of Internet Search,
companies have begun to question why they do not have as good a search engine inside the
firewall as they do outside the firewall. Internal customers are demanding that you provide a
robust, scalable infrastructure for them to search against and provide in return relevant and timely
results. Not a short order in any way, but reading this book will help!
more critical than ever before. Gone are the days when you could remember the location of all the
file shares, web sites, and SharePoint sites, where the information you needed was stored. Instead,
sites with terabytes of data are normal now, rather than being the anomaly they were just a few
years ago. Remembering where you stored something last year, or even last week, has become an
exercise in searching for a needle in a haystack. Also, with the growth of Internet Search,
companies have begun to question why they do not have as good a search engine inside the
firewall as they do outside the firewall. Internal customers are demanding that you provide a
robust, scalable infrastructure for them to search against and provide in return relevant and timely
results. Not a short order in any way, but reading this book will help!
Why Enterprise Search
Some of you may be scratching your heads, wondering why there is a distinction between
Enterprise Search and Internet Search. Aren ’ t the problem sets and technologies the same between
the two? Yes and no. Some of the algorithms and protocols are the same, but some are different.
While some Internet technologies grew out of Enterprise Search products, the technologies are
distinctly different for a number of reasons that we will discuss.
Enterprise Search and Internet Search. Aren ’ t the problem sets and technologies the same between
the two? Yes and no. Some of the algorithms and protocols are the same, but some are different.
While some Internet technologies grew out of Enterprise Search products, the technologies are
distinctly different for a number of reasons that we will discuss.
A Tale of Two Content Types
While there is some overlap between Internet content types and Enterprise Search content types,
the majority of the corpuses remain distinct. The Internet is made up mostly of web files ranging
from Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) to Extensible Markup Language (XML) with not as
much Office document content, while the reverse is true for Enterprise Search, where the majority
of content is usually Office documents. Of course, this all depends on the types of content you
the majority of the corpuses remain distinct. The Internet is made up mostly of web files ranging
from Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) to Extensible Markup Language (XML) with not as
much Office document content, while the reverse is true for Enterprise Search, where the majority
of content is usually Office documents. Of course, this all depends on the types of content you
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