by Team Capacity | Nov 24, 2019
You can control how many employees can access your system. When setting up your enterprise search platform, you should not only verify your current employee count, but also figure out planned growth over the next five to 10 years. Further, determine which employees...
by Team Capacity | Nov 24, 2019
Like many tools, the quality of the final product depends on the way it was setup and how well the process was mapped out in the first place. If your data isn’t mapped correctly, the metadata isn’t tagged right, or there’s a connection issue with one of your silos,...
by Team Capacity | Nov 24, 2019
Make it a point to define how many years of data your enterprise search engine should retrieve. For example, if you typically store records for seven years for tax compliance, then you might define the years based on that specific number. On the other hand, if you...
by Team Capacity | Nov 24, 2019
The amount of retrievable data is only limited by your configuration. Take note of your current data silos and/or any new software or resources your company might implement in the future.
by Team Capacity | Nov 24, 2019
Each separate area, where your internal or external data is stored, is referred to as a data silo. As mentioned above, this can encompass different systems like your CMS, accounting system, and contracts, as well as the Internet itself. Each of these needs to be...
