Enterprise Search is a key part of helping you solve your organization’s biggest information-related problems and plan for its future. In this post, we’ve included five video sessions from AIIM’s Certified Information Professional preparatory series covering everything you need to know about Enterprise Search.
Search Components Overview
Learn about the major components of enterprise search technology, including:
- Enterprise Search
- Components of Search
- Search Crawler
- Search Engine Index
- Query Engine
- Human-Powered Directories
- Hybrids
Infrastructure Search Techniques
This module explores the three major types of infrastructure search, including:
- Homogenous Search
- Federated Search
- Universal Search
Functional Search Techniques
In this module, we cover the seven major types of functional search, including:
- Application Search
- Parametric Search
- Keyword Search
- Semantic and Pattern Search
- Statistical Search
- Concept and Fuzzy Search
- Social Search
Search Engine Optimization
Learn how to optimize the ability of search engines to find and index your content with a look at:
- The Creation of Quality Content
- Effective Keyword Use
- Effective Link Building
- The use of Social Tools
- Other Tips
Information Correlation and Comparison
Explore information correlation and comparison techniques, including:
- Thesaurus
- Semantic Networks of Defined Terms
- Semantic Feature Extraction and Comparison
- Hashcodes
Take Your Search to the Next Level
Content without access is worthless. Enterprise search is how your organization helps people seek the information they need from anywhere, in any format, from anywhere inside their company – in databases, document management systems, on paper, wherever - getting the right information at the right time.
Search is just one of the key components for extracting intelligence from your information. Click here to continue your learning on the other components, including:
- Metadata
- Taxonomies
- Analytics/Machine Learning/Artificial Intelligence (AI)
- Data Recognition, Extraction, and Standardization
