Search, APIs, capability management and the Sensis journey - By Rees Craig

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See conference video - http://www.lucidimagination.com/devzone/events/conferences/revolution/2011 Earlier this year, Sensis launched its Business Search API, which allows publishers to develop local search propositions powered by the two million business listings contained in the Australian Yellow Pages® and White Pages® directories. This case study will explore Sensis’ strategic direction for search and explain how the framework and metrics by which search is managed at Sensis were used to define our search roadmap. Key architectural decisions including our use of Solr and MongoDB will be discussed as well as our approach to real-time search tuning and quality management.

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9. Historical search Data MongoDB Business Data Geo Service Index Name Query Handler Type Query Handler Business Data Search Service Reporting Service Reporting Events Publisher Solr API Ontologies Mashery Our architecture

10. Historical search Data MongoDB Business Data Geo Service Index Name Query Handler Type Query Handler Business Data Search Service Reporting Service Reporting Events Publisher Solr API Ontologies Mashery Data staging

11. Historical search Data MongoDB Business Data Geo Service Index Name Query Handler Type Query Handler Business Data Search Service Reporting Service Reporting Events Publisher Solr API Ontologies Mashery Search

12. Historical search Data MongoDB Business Data Geo Service Index Name Query Handler Type Query Handler Business Data Search Service Reporting Service Reporting Events Publisher Solr API Ontologies Mashery API

13. Historical search Data MongoDB Business Data Geo Service Index Name Query Handler Type Query Handler Business Data Search Service Reporting Service Reporting Events Publisher Solr API Ontologies Mashery API proxy

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16. Search quality analysis and testing

17. Results examiner

18. Score analysis

19. Tuning

20. Lather, rinse, repeat

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23. Questions? Email: craig.rees@sensis.com.au www: developers.sensis.com.au Twitter: @SensisAPI @ablebagel