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		<title>By: What I Learned Today&#8230; &#187; Blog Archive &#187; KMW2006 - Exalead</title>
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		<description>[...] As librarians we know the answer to this question - but we were asked &#8220;Why does search matter?&#8221; The answers: The explosive growth of data has made it impossible to find anything without search capabilities and this need to find information is critial to doing business - and doing business efficiently. Exalead wants to make search easier (sounds like Intellext&#8217;s Watson - are we sensing a theme here?) - not just for the user, but for the content manager and the IT staff. [...]</description>
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