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IBM Lotus Extended Search: Technology and Architecture

Overview This paper helps to gain a firm understanding of Extended Search technology and how users can use this technology to give their employees, business partners and customers immediate access to information. The first part describes Extended Search from a technological point of view and shows how its unique approach differentiates it from other search solutions. The next part presents the architecture and overall design of Extended Search, allowing users to see how seamlessly its search technology can fit in their existing enterprise and work with other products in IT infrastructure. The final part describes customer scenario that demonstrates how an enterprise can benefit from Extended Search as business needs expand and evolve.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	IBM	File Format	WORD
Date Published	January 2002
Format	White Papers
Topics	Knowledge Management

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