Agnes Molnar - Is Enterprise Search Dead???

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The document discusses whether enterprise search is dead. It notes that requirements and expectations for search are increasing due to information overload and big data trends. Effective enterprise search requires organizing content through information architecture and ensuring findability, accessibility, and usability. The document also briefly introduces the concept of the "Office Graph" for social search and leveraging big data for enterprise intelligence.

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Is Enterprise Search Dead???
Agnes Molnar
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February 14th, 2015

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Information
architecture
Accessibility Navigation
User
Interface
User
Interactions
Search
Findability:
the ease with which information can be found

“The Average Person Today
Processes More Data in a Single Day
Than a Person in the 1500’s Did
In an Entire Lifetime.”

“The average person receives
63,000 words
of new information every day”
(Average length of a novel: 64.531 words - Amazon)

organizing labeling
the CONTENT
findability usability

Document
Libraries &
Folders
Content Types
Document
Sets
Managed
Metadata
Document ID Workflows
Content
Organizer
Rules
…

Storage
Servers
Cloud
Networks
Text Analytics
Databases
Logistics
Supercomputing
Forensics
CRM
Search
Business
Analytics
Decision
Management
Big Data
Predictive
Analytics

What is The Office Graph?
Manager
Direct report
Works with
Shared with me
Viewed by me
Trending around me
Presented to me
Liked by me

Manager
Direct report
Works with
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What is The Office Graph?

Search Social
Big Data
Enterprise
Intelligence

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1. Is Enterprise Search Dead??? Agnes Molnar #SPSSTHLM12 February 14th, 2015

2. Platinum Gold Lunch SharePint Silver Web

3. 7 years SharePoint Server MVP http://aghy.hu @molnaragnes Founder & Managing Consultant http://SearchExplained.com http://yammer.com/SearchExplained Agnes.Molnar@SearchExplained.com Search Community Leader http://ITUnity.com/agnes-molnar

5. Requirements & “Wishes”

7. Content UsersContext

8. Information architecture Accessibility Navigation User Interface User Interactions Search Findability: the ease with which information can be found

9. Information Overload

10. “The Average Person Today Processes More Data in a Single Day Than a Person in the 1500’s Did In an Entire Lifetime.”

11. “The average person receives 63,000 words of new information every day” (Average length of a novel: 64.531 words - Amazon)

12. Content

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14. organizing labeling the CONTENT findability usability

15. Document Libraries & Folders Content Types Document Sets Managed Metadata Document ID Workflows Content Organizer Rules …

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20. Source: http://www.domorewithsearch.com

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22. Big Data

23. Volume Velocity Variety

24. Storage Servers Cloud Networks Text Analytics Databases Logistics Supercomputing Forensics CRM Search Business Analytics Decision Management Big Data Predictive Analytics

25. Social

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27. What is The Office Graph? Manager Direct report Works with Shared with me Viewed by me Trending around me Presented to me Liked by me

28. Manager Direct report Works with Shared with me Viewed by me Trending around me Presented to me Liked by me What is The Office Graph?

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30. Search Social Big Data Enterprise Intelligence

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Editor's Notes

Template may not be modified Twitter hashtag: #spsbe for all sessions
I decided to talk about this topics, because… Not mentioning the expression “Enterprise Search” – or at least as few as possible
Context: Business models & goals, corporate culture, resources [Where information is used] Content: Document types Objects, structure, attributes, Meta-information [How to describe the information] Users: Information needs, audience types, expertise, tasks [How to Use the Information]
documents, web sites, blog posts, database entries, etc.
Other systems – other concepts – we have to “normalize”
Not enough for complex scenarios
Normalizes the IA differences across different systems Provides unified view to everyone
Everyone works social
“What interesting is happening in the company?” “What content might be relevant for me?” “Could you show me the file what you were just talking about?” PERSONALIZED content PUSHED to you
Business Intelligence Social Intelligence Knowledge Management Knowledge Graphs Integrated-Aggregated Apps Enterprise Search is Not Dead BUT… MAJOR changes and transitions are coming Be prepared Be proactive

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