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Search plays an important and permeating role in our lives. It is primarily used to optimize our resources or minimize the risk in our daily lives. It takes many forms and shapes – checking on the weather, looking up traffic, analyzing performance of the stock market, searching for shopping deals, catching up in social networks and following current events.
This book serves as a guide to help business and IT teams to design and implement the right search strategy.
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Rajan Manickavasagam
Rajan Manickavasagam currently works as an Architect. He has a Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science and Engineering. He has been working in Information Technology in various roles since 1998. He has worked for some of the leading retail and financial service organizations.
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Search Manifesto - Rajan Manickavasagam
Search Manifesto
1st Edition
By Rajan Manickavasagam
Smashwords Edition
Copyright 2017 Rajan Manickavasagam
Contents
Preface
What is Search?
Key Concepts of Search
Content Value Chain
User Behaviours
Design Patterns
Software Tools
Next is What?
Appendix
Index
Preface
Search plays an important and permeating role in our lives. It is primarily used to optimize our resources or minimize the risk in our daily lives. It takes many forms and shapes – checking on the weather, looking up traffic, analysing performance of the stock market, searching for shopping deals, catching up in social networks and following current events. We perform these searches in various ways – our own senses, flipping through TV channels, conversing with other people and using various websites, apps or devices.
What is the manifesto?
"A goal is not always meant to be reached; it often serves simply as something to aim at." — Bruce Lee
Search is always evolving and changing. It encompasses data, content, processes, user experience, analytics and software. This manifesto will explain the concepts of search, user behaviours and technologies. Given the different types of search, enterprise and customer facing search are of importance to most organizations and this book will focus on these two types.
Why is the manifesto required?
Search is multi-disciplinary in nature. It cuts across various stakeholders in an organization. The objective of the manifesto is to bring together the various elements that make up search and explain the inter-relationships. This book has been written to help business and the IT
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