Here's another reason for always making sure your feed-reader is up to speed. Today I had almost missed this great post by Patrick Tisseghem because I had forgotten to update the url to his feed. Luckily I got tipped off (thanks, Jesper!).
I already know EPiServer quite well - due to my attachement to the "MondoSearch for EPiServer" project. And just a week ago I spend all day getting an intriguing presentation of our other product suite Ontolica's upcoming version for MOSS. As you can imagine I read Patricks post carefully - it's always interesting to get his view on things. And the geek-cruise does sound like a lot of fun (Hint, Hint)!
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Showing posts with label MOSS. Show all posts
Tuesday, March 6, 2007
Thursday, February 15, 2007
Improving MOSS Search
One of my colleagues, Lars Fastrup, has started a really nice blog around all the work our Ontolica team is doing in relation to improve the usability and functionality in MOSS 2007.
Recently Lars posted some really nice screenshots of the upcoming version of Ontolica, that'll probably wake the interest with most experienced MOSS users!
His announcement of a lightweight version of Ontolica introducing wildcards as a long-lost search feature in MOSS has certainly made quite a buzz already through many a weblog.
Well done, Lars and welcome to the blogging sphere :-)
Recently Lars posted some really nice screenshots of the upcoming version of Ontolica, that'll probably wake the interest with most experienced MOSS users!
His announcement of a lightweight version of Ontolica introducing wildcards as a long-lost search feature in MOSS has certainly made quite a buzz already through many a weblog.
Well done, Lars and welcome to the blogging sphere :-)
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