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July 21, 2011

Oracle, Sun Burned, and Solr Exposure

Filed under: Data Mining,Database,Facets,Lucene,SQL,Subject Identity — Patrick Durusau @ 6:27 pm

Oracle, Sun Burned, and Solr Exposure

From the post:

Frankly we wondered when Oracle would move off the dime in faceted search. “Faceted search”, in my lingo, is showing users categories. You can fancy up the explanation, but a person looking for a subject may hit a dead end. The “facet” angle displays links to possibly related content. If you want to educate me, use the comments section for this blog, please.

We are always looking for a solution to our clients’ Oracle “findability” woes. It’s not just relevance. Think performance. Query and snack is the operative mode for at least one of our technical baby geese. Well, Oracle is a bit of a red herring. The company is not looking for a solution to SES11g functionality. Lucid Imagination, a company offering enterprise grade enterprise search solutions, is.

If “findability” is an issue at Oracle, I would be willing to bet that subject identity is as well. Rumor has it that they have paying customers.

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