Post on 11-Apr-2017
Findability of Organizational Knowledge
Agnes Molnar, Search ExplainedAgnes.Molnar@SearchExplained.com
@SearchExplained
The average person receives 63,000 words of new information every day.
Average length of a novel:
64.531 words (Amazon)
Information-Seeking Patterns
„I know what I’m searching for and know how to do that”
„I know what I’m searching for but I don’t know how to do that”
„I don’t know what I’m searching for”
„Am I Searching?...”
Challenge #1 – Information Overload
Challenge #2 – Finding the Needle in a Haystack
Challenge #3 – Organizational Silos
Challenge #4 – Technical Silos
Challenge #5 – Search and Domain Expertise
Source: http://searchpatterns.org
Search as a Metaphor is Broken!
“Search is no longer simply about “search” ie. information retrieval
triggered by a user entering a string of text.
It is moving into
the real-time, the predictive, and the visual.”
Innovations in Knowledge Organization Conference
Singapore, 2015
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Agnes Molnar
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