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whitepaper Discovery Communications and the Google Search Appliance2009-01-01 Google
  Discovery Communications, Inc. (DCI) is a leading media and entertainment company. A previous search product was difficult for the Discovery web team to maintain, because it required extensive resources in order to update relevancy algorithms when new content was added to the network. Discovery web team needed to make a change in order to get simplified search maintenance, more useful search results, and better control of the site's content. DCI deployed Google Search Appliance that uses Google's keymatch feature to suggest "Editor's Picks," search results reflecting the most popular search queries. It requires very little maintenance. And is easy to use and manage.   
whitepaper FindLaw and the Google Search Appliance2009-01-01 Google
  FindLaw, the most frequently visited legal site on the Internet, provides a comprehensive set of legal resources for legal professionals, businesses, students, and the public. Findlaw needed to ensure fast and relevant search results to help users accurately access the most important documents among its millions of pages of frequently updated legal information. Administrators also wanted fine-grained control of queries coming in from portal partners without adding administrative overhead or hobbling performance. FindLaw deployed Google's GB-1001, simplifying search for legal professionals, businesses, students, and the public while enabling administrators to easily customize search parameters for FindLaw's various portal partners without adversely affecting performance.

Tags: Internet and Web		   
whitepaper The National Park Service and the Google Search Appliance2009-01-01 Google
  A bureau of the U.S. Department of the Interior, The National Park Service (NPS) has protected America's parks and monuments since 1916. Federal government's proprietary search tool, FirstGov, was not delivering complete or accurate results, which meant the NPS was hearing from frustrated users. NPS deployed Google Search Appliance which has to learn from what people are searching for in order to develop new content areas. Also, it was implemented Google search on its intranet site as well.

Tags: Internet and Web		   
whitepaper Secure Enterprise Search: Version 10.1.8.42009-01-01 Oracle
  Internet searches have shown that significant information uplift can accrue from search technology. Without search engines, the Internet would still have billions of web pages, but surfers would have to know URLs a priori, or navigate through directories, to locate pages of interest. Clearly it is Search that makes Google popular, and the Internet more useful even as the amount of information on it grows at a rapid pace. Proliferation of information also exists in the enterprise; however enterprises have so far not benefited from the information uplift that good search provides. This has been largely due to the differences between the Intranet and the Internet.

Tags: Internet and Web, Security Administration		   
whitepaper Together, we can work smarter2009-01-01 IBM
  By giving your people the tools and resources to work more effectively, you are giving your business the opportunity to operate more efficiently.

Tags: Data Infrastructure, Internet and Web, Mobile and Wireless, Government		   
whitepaper Overview of Windows Search Technologies2008-12-05 Global Knowledge
  There have been many variations of search technology from Microsoft. Therefore, it is useful to get a "big picture" view of where they all fit. This white paper provides observations from the author on four search technologies: Indexing Service; MSN Desktop Search; Windows Desktop Search; and Windows Search. After reading this white paper, the reader should gain a better understanding of where the "desktop search" tools fit in the universe of Microsoft search tools.

Tags: Software Development Tools, Desktop Client OS, Internet and Web, Client System Hardware		   
whitepaper TechNet Webcast: Which Enterprise Search Solution Is Right for My Business? (Level 100)2008-11-07 Microsoft
  The attendee of this webcast will learn about Microsoft Search Server 2008 Express along with the portfolio of enterprise search solutions that integrate with Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007, and find the search solution needed to increase business productivity. In this webcast, the presenter will outline use-case scenarios for Search Server 2008 Express, demonstrate the familiar search experience the product provides, and show how to use Search Server 2008 Express, including quick installation and configuration of Search Server and federation using the OpenSearch standard. In addition, the presenter will briefly discuss search as part of the business productivity infrastructure using Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 and the highly scalable and feature-rich FAST Enterprise Search Platform (ESP) products offered by Microsoft.

Tags: Internet and Web, Software Development Tools		   
whitepaper Diverse Peer Selection in Collaborative Web Search2008-10-20 Association for Computing Machinery
  Effective peer selection for intelligent query routing is a challenge in collaborative peer-based Web search systems, especially unstructured networks that do not have any centralized control of peer document collections. In particular, routing a query to multiple peers that provide the same results is a waste of resources. To deal with overlapping document collections the paper proposes a diverse peer selection approach for adaptive query routing. This approach takes into account not only which neighbors are the best resource providers for a given query, but also which combinations of neighbors can provide the least redundant results. The paper validates the feasibility of the proposed algorithm by presenting several simulation experiments conducted with different configurations of peer network environments.

Tags: Internet and Web		   
whitepaper Search Engines - How Trustworthy Are They?2008-09-01 Trend Micro
  The World Wide Web has become the largest and most accessible source of information. As with every other information repository, its contents need to be indexed and well categorized, bringing henceforth the need for tools that allow fast and accurate searching in order to find the requested information. This process of indexing, categorizing and searching is completed by both known and relatively unknown Web search service providers, such as Google, Yahoo, MSN, Yandex etc. This paper presents patterns used by cyber criminals to exploit search engines and manipulate their results. It will include case studies of SEO (Search Engine Optimization) manipulation, search engine redirections by local malware infection or DNS (Domain Name Server) settings modification.

Tags: Homeland Security		   
whitepaper Kimberly-Clark to Implement Low-Cost, High-Performance Search Solutions to Geographies Worldwide With the Upgraded Google Search Appliance2008-08-04 Google
  Kimberly-Clark is a leading global health and hygiene company employing more than 55,000 people worldwide and posting sales of $18.3 billion in 2007. With a workforce that needs ready access to information and documents of all kinds, Kimberly-Clark relies heavily on enterprise search solutions. Despite the high-volume requirements of the organization, the previous search solution fell short. It was incapable of searching corporate file servers. Kimberly-Clark deployed Google Search Appliance that is capable of searching a wide array of repositories. It is used to search about half a million static web pages on the company intranet, as well as web applications, homegrown document management systems, web file servers, corporate file servers, and the company's public internet site.

Tags: Internet and Web