Today on Shared Insights, we begin a series on search in the life sciences industry with an overview of unique traits that face technologists supporting the industry, leading to a number of cases that define search success in some surprising ways.
This week, Microsoft announced a new search experience in Office 365, along with updates to Delve, all targeted at giving users a more personalized search experience that offers rich insight into the work you’re doing, and better connects you to the work of your organization.
Last year, we announced a strategic partnership between BA Insight and Recommind. Listeners will know Recommind as the brand behind Decisiv Search, an enterprise search leader of particular — though certainly not exclusive — interest to those in the legal field. Through this partnership, BA Insight has integrated Decisiv natively into SharePoint bringing Recommind’s world-class search capability to all SharePoint customers.
This week, BA Insight announced the immediate availability of Visual Refiners for O365. It’s a new version of the software you already love, bringing reactive design and mobile awareness so that data exploration can be done effectively, even on a mobile device.
Ask your users to make the case for continuous improvement and investment in search, and you’re likely to get a set of solid — potentially quite emotional — responses that stem from their experience struggling to find documents important them, their work, and their projects. And yet, even in the wake of user frustration, search is historically under-resourced.
Collaboration is the word for 2017, and the dominant tool for bringing modern collaboration and communication to your enterprise teams has yet to emerge. Between media darling Slack, Microsoft Teams, and Workplace by Facebook, the coming year is poised to bring a significant settling to this market, and you might find your users clamoring for a new environment as a result.
This week on the show, BA Insight CTO Jeff Fried joins us to share his predictions for 2017 across the search landscape.
We’re talking about Intelligent Intranets on the show this week, this on the heels of Jeff Fried’s talk at Intranätverk in Stockholm.
BA Insight co-founder and director of product development Tony Malandain joins us today to share the product development perspective on Microsoft’s innovations in Cloud Hybrid Search.
As promised last week, we’re continuing our recap of Microsoft Ignite 2016 with two more terrific guests. Neil Hodgkinson is senior program manager at Microsoft in the Sharepoint Product Group and Mikael Svenson is principal consultant at Puzzlepart and Partner Technology Solution Professional for Microsoft.