Enterprise search no longer a black art

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Enterprise search buyers are finally being offered products that are easier to configure, install and implement, according to new research by independent analyst firm CMS Watch.

Enterprise search no longer a black art
The firm's Search & Information Access Report 2009 features interviews with global enterprise search customers in which 20 leading products were evaluated.The findings suggest that search firms once notorious for the complexity of their technologies now provide customers with easy-to-use web ...

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