4 thoughts on “Equality amongst intranet search engines”
Anonymous
Hi Toby,
Great post!
I actually do understand why many companies claim a search can take minutes to render a result because we're working with a few clients where this is the case. In the situations I've seen, the reason for such poor performance is due to the fact that the documents being indexed are stored in one location and the metadata that describes them are in another. When the query is executed, the search engined does a real time lookup to find the matching metadata. I've also seen this occur when the search engine has to do a real time lookup on security.
All search engines today store both metadata and security information in the index. The customer might be “blown away” by the performance improvment, but any search engine would have done the same.
Cheers
Martin from BA-Insight (www.ba-insight.net)
Anonymous
Many thanks for the comment Martin. Feel free to share any other insights regarding search as I know its one of the biggest problems for most intranet managers. Regards, Toby
Anonymous
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Anonymous
Google still rules but we've seen search engines like Yahoo and MSN improve on other services which Google haven't.
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Hi Toby,
Great post!
I actually do understand why many companies claim a search can take minutes to render a result because we're working with a few clients where this is the case. In the situations I've seen, the reason for such poor performance is due to the fact that the documents being indexed are stored in one location and the metadata that describes them are in another. When the query is executed, the search engined does a real time lookup to find the matching metadata. I've also seen this occur when the search engine has to do a real time lookup on security.
All search engines today store both metadata and security information in the index. The customer might be “blown away” by the performance improvment, but any search engine would have done the same.
Cheers
Martin from BA-Insight (www.ba-insight.net)
Many thanks for the comment Martin. Feel free to share any other insights regarding search as I know its one of the biggest problems for most intranet managers. Regards, Toby
I think google is the best search engine but this one a search conditioned by science projects looks great
crestere trafic
Google still rules but we've seen search engines like Yahoo and MSN improve on other services which Google haven't.
Thanks,Monica
Savings account | Current account | Online savings account
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