by Martin White | Jun 26, 2020 | Search
The Search Network team The Search Network is a community of expertise. It was set up in October 2017 by a group of search implementation specialists working in Europe and North America. We have known each other for at least a decade and share a common passion for...
by Martin White | May 27, 2020 | Search
The potential requirement for being able to search collections of documents can be traced back to a conference organized by the Royal Society in 1948. The first technical step was set out in a Masters thesis submitted to MIT in 1951 by Philip Bagley and...
by Martin White | May 18, 2020 | Digital workplace, Intranets, Search
For many years now web interface designers have taken care to support employees who have a range of physical and visual conditions that have an impact on the extent to which they can use a computer interface effectively. Most designers are conversant with the Web...
by Martin White | Apr 27, 2020 | Digital workplace, Information Management, Search
I have written quite a detailed commentary on some of the research that has been carried out by Microsoft Research into defining, measuring and enhancing productivity. One of the problems with assessing productivity in knowledge work is that the number of items...
by Martin White | Mar 31, 2020 | Search
The structural dynamics of the enterprise search business are very complex. Over 50 companies offer enterprise search-level software and in addition there are the embedded search applications in a range of enterprise applications (e.g. IBM, Microsoft and OpenText) and...
by Martin White | Mar 20, 2020 | Digital workplace, Search
Over the last decade of enterprise search projects, the project objectives have changed from “Help us chose a search application” to “How can we get the best out of our current application?”. As an information scientist my focus has always been on the user experience,...
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