[Sigia-l] CMS: Additional Evidence

[Avi Rappoport]

Plumtree bought a search engine company called Ripfire and has 
incorporated it into their new version, replacing the Verity engine. 
I liked Ripfire a lot, I think it's faster and more likely to find 
useful pages than the old version.  I tested it extensively and it's 
really well designed.  I urge you to take a look at it.  It would be 
a lot cheaper to upgrade than to supplement the old search engine...

Avi

At 10:17 AM -0600 1/25/03, paula.thornton wrote:
>Anyone else worked on an implementation involving both Plumtree and
>Interwoven?
>
>Here's the question. From what I've seen the 'search capabilities' of the
>stripped down Verity license that Plumtree bundles is severely limited. With
>that scenario (hobbled tools), what extra measures has anyone taken in
>setting up a tagging/taxonomy/classification (you pick a label) strategy, to
>improve the results of search within the Plumtree environment?

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