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"Le moteur de recherche Google lance à partir du mercredi 5 mai de nouvelles versions de sa page d'accueil et de ses pages de résultats. Principale évolution : la modification de la barre d'outils de la colonne gauche, qui inclut de nouvelles fonctionnalités et s'adaptera désormais en fonction des recherches."

"This Delphi Research report is one of an ongoing series examining the state of the technology and the level of business practice in the critical and related areas of information intelligence. These include information architecture, enterprise search, taxonomy/classification, text and web analytics, and a wide range of new business applications grounded in information intelligence technologies."

"CAMBRIDGE, England and SAN FRANCISCO, California, March 4 - Autonomy Corporation plc ((LSE: AU.) or (LSE: AU.L)), a global leader in infrastructure software for the enterprise, today announced that The Swedish Research Council, Vetenskapsradet, has selected its Intelligent Data Operating Layer (IDOL) platform as part of The Swedish government's initiative to promote research, e-learning and collaboration within Sweden's education system. Autonomy's Meaning-based Computing technologies will enable the Research Council to consolidate all of the country's academic information into one single web portal, Forsking.se."

"Search doesn't have to be awful, but it's never going to be exactly fun to skim through tens of hundreds of supposedly "relevant" results to our query, hoping to find the ones we're looking for. We can make things better by allowing readers to quickly narrow down their search using rich facets. We can support those readers who happen to be in an exploratory mood by adding smart secondary navigation by genre, topic, location and medium. We can answer questions readers might have about a certain piece of content before they even ask them, preempting search."

"A patent application published by Microsoft at the end of 2009 hinted at an evolution in search results that goes beyond blending into those results a mix of information from other types of search results. The document describes something referred to as "query portals." The patent application is: Query-Driven Web Portals Invented by Kaushik Chakrabarti, Surajit Chaudhuri, Venkatesh Ganti, Dong Xin, Sanjay Agrawal, and Arnd Christian Konig Assigned to Microsoft US Patent Application 20090327223 Published December 31, 2009 Filed: June 26, 2008 Abstract: The described implementations relate to query portals. One technique analyzes search results generated by a web search engine responsive to a user search query. The technique also dynamically generates a query portal that lists the search results as well as entities identified from the search results. In addition to providing search results for a specific query, we're told that the search engine will also include "complementary information derived from the search results." "

"Pas de business intelligence et de réactivité sans un bon moteur de recherche. Il faut désormais pouvoir tirer parti de toutes les sources de données de l'entreprise : PGI, CRM, Ged, intranets, système de collaboration... Denis Lafont, responsable du pôle de compétences Enterprise Search de Capgemini, a testé et comparé 11 concurrents de Google Search Appliance."

"The Google Search Appliance (GSA) is a black-box system in that you install it, set up your options, and it runs. It is certainly standards-based: it indexes HTML and other popular formats; and the results are typically defined using XML and style sheets. But the options you can customize with regard to data sources, relevance ranking, and extended search (thesaurus, taxonomies, and parametric or faceted search) are somewhat limited. FAST, Autonomy/Verity K2, OmniFind and other traditional enterprise search engines have always been toolkits. You install the software and begin the process of customizing it for your environment. Data in databases or content repositories? No problem. Custom security implementation? Modify the indexing and search methods. Have custom thesauri or existing taxonomies? Plug them in. Need parametric or faceted search results? Small matter of programming - although not much. Want to change the way results are ranked or sorted? Use the native query syntax - for example, FAST Query Language (FQL) or the Verity Query Language (VQL)."

"Sinequa est un éditeur de logiciel reconnu dans le domaine de l'Enterprise Search. Les entreprises se transforment. Les volumes de données explosent. La proposition de valeur de Sinequa est de fournir une solution clé-en-main d'Enterprise Search pour valoriser tous les contenus de l'entreprise, générant ainsi des économies pouvant atteindre plusieurs millions d'euro."

"Crystal Mapping, like mind mapping, concept mapping and other graphical organisers and brainstorming tools arranges information in a joined up visual context to help improve thinking, learning, understanding and knowledge. Crystal Maps use circles, the universal symbol of unity, rather than nodes and lines to connect ideas. Consequently your maps are more structured and instinctively seen as forming a 'whole that is greater than the sum of its parts'. This helps you plan, communicate and present insights and share and collaborate on projects because people can see 'the bigger picture' context. This new approach is a step on the road to new and better ways of managing projects and information complexity through visual means."

"Koha utilise le moteur d'indexation open-source Zebra. Le site http://www.indexdata.dk/zebra/ présente Zébra comme : "un outil hautement performant permettant d'indexer et de rechercher du texte structuré. Il est capable de lire les enregistrements dans différents formats d'entrée (par exemple email, XML, MARC) et donne accès aux données grâce à l'utilisation d'équations de recherches booléennes et de requêtes en texte libre. Zebra supporte de grosses bases de données ( dizaines de millions d'enregistrements, dizaines de gigabytes). Il permet la mise à jour incrémentale de la base de données sur des systèmes en production. Du fait que Zebra support le protocole de recherche Z39.50, vous pouvez rechercher dans les bases de données Zebra par l'intermédiaire d'une grande variété de programmes et outils, commerciaux ou libres, qui sont capables de communiquer via ce protocole." (traduit du Zebra - User-s Guide and Reference, p3, http://www.indexdata.dk/zebra/doc/zebra.pdf)."

"Abrégée en RI ou IR (Information Retrieval en anglais), la recherche d'information est la science qui consiste à rechercher l'information dans des documents - les documents eux-mêmes ou les métadonnées qui décrivent les documents -, dans des bases de données - qu'elles soient relationnelles ou mises en réseau par des liens hypertexte comme dans le World Wide Web, l'internet, et les intranets, pour le texte, le son, les images, les données."