Posted in OmniFind Discovery Edition, Search & Discovery Strategy, Site Navigation, Site Search, tagged Discovery Architecture, LinkedIn, Site Navigation, Site Search on June 22, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Search Personalization for Retail Web Sites: Extend the Reach of Your Website Beyond One or Two Target Audiences (Webinar)
One of the biggest challenges a retail website has is how to provide a meaningful online experience to multiple audiences. To meet the challenge you need the ability to:
Organize your catalog to make the most sense to [...]
Posted in OmniFind Discovery Edition, Search & Discovery Strategy, Site Navigation, Site Search, tagged LinkedIn, omnifind, Websphere Commerce on January 9, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Recognizing the potential of OmniFind in a WebSphere Commerce site requires a different mindset. Here are some thoughts to get you started:
Think of OmniFind as an integration tool between the front end User Interface and the WebSphere Commerce database.
Any time you want to display a set of products – think OmniFind
Any time you want [...]
Posted in OmniFind Discovery Edition, Search & Discovery Strategy, Site Navigation, Site Search, tagged Discovery Architecture, LinkedIn on September 29, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
While on the plane tonight, I came up with a brief, elevator-speech description of Discovery Architecture.
Discovery Architecture
Using technology to interact with and manipulate metadata to enable users to meet their search/discovery goals in ways that also meet your business goals.
Posted in Site Navigation, tagged Site Navigation, strategy, user goals on July 4, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Working on Your Site Navigation?
If you raised your hand (virtually speaking), this blog is for you.
Site navigation is a key component of a site’s Discovery Architecture. On a retail site the navigation should move a customer from wherever they enter a site towards purchasing a product or service. While a straight line might be drawn [...]
