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JOINING DOTS: BLOG
JUNE 9, 2008
[Microsoft, Search] Microsoft Search Workshop Part 1
Earlier this year, Joining Dots ran a series of Enterprise Search workshops for Microsoft UK. Its purpose was to help organisations explore what enterprise search means and what Microsoft technologies can do to help implement an effective search solution. First, exploring 'what is enterprise search?' Second, an introduction to the current products in Microsoft's search portfolio.
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JOINING DOTS: BLOG
JUNE 12, 2008
[Microsoft, Search] Microsoft Search Workshop Part 2a
This should include security permissions and metadata managed by the store. Different stores manage files, security and metadata differently and require different connectors. So, for each item retrieved, the indexing server has a pile of raw text, metadata (some found within the document, some held by the store alongside the document), a link to the original item and security permissions (who can access it). You can leverage those properties in search queries.
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JOINING DOTS: BLOG
JUNE 6, 2006
[Microsoft, Search] Joining Dots: Blog: Microsoft Search Strategy - Part 1
Please visit the new blog at www.joiningdots.com/blog/ 06 June 2006 Microsoft Search Strategy - Part 1 Yesterday, I attended Microsofts Enterprise Search conference in London where the future strategy for search was presented. The large percentage of time was spent on SharePoint Server 2007, that includes enterprise search features. To search for a document, you would have to run a separate query on each server.
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JOINING DOTS: BLOG
JUNE 12, 2006
[Microsoft, Search] Joining Dots: Blog: Microsoft Search Strategy - Part 2
Please visit the new blog at www.joiningdots.com/blog/ 12 June 2006 Microsoft Search Strategy - Part 2 Part 1 looked at the current portfolio of search products and technologies available from Microsoft. As before, the content here is based on the search conference I attended last week, combined with some notes from the SharePoint conference held in May and some thoughts I had along the way. MS Search is also being improved within server products.
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COLLABORATIVE THINKING
OCTOBER 19, 2009
[Microsoft, Search] Microsoft Social Computing Overview
Microsoft design point is to co-mingle structured collaboration tools alongside social computing tools - it's unrealistic to think of social computing disconnected from collaborations strategies. Microsoft also thinks of the IT Pro. control costs, provide solutions, maintain security, do more with less, ensure compliance, reduce islands, etc. can "follow" tag - do a people search and locate all people associated with that tag.
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TRENDS IN THE LIVING NETWORKS
DECEMBER 19, 2007
[Microsoft, Search] How to make Facebook secure for organizational use: no more excuses! - Trends in the Living Networks
Financial market traders started using IM because it was useful, but banks were concerned about security and audit trails. Services then became available that provided secure, auditable IM.
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