Top 3 Reasons You Should Upgrade Your Search Solution to FAST Search for SharePoint
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SurfRay is proud to present Mikael Svenson, Microsoft SharePoint search MVP, who will present the top 3 reasons you should upgrade your search solution to FAST Search for SharePoint. Mikael will outline some of the key features in FS4SP and give live examples of how they work.
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Top 3 Reasons You Should Upgrade Your Search Solution to FAST Search for SharePoint
- 1. Top 3 Reasons you Should upgrade your search solution to FAST Search for SharePoint Mikael Svenson mikael.svenson@puzzlepart.com http://techmikael.blogspot.com @mikaelsvenson http://no.linkedin.com/in/mikaels SurfRay.com
- 3. About Me • SharePoint MVP • Broad search experience • Author of Working with Microsoft FAST Search Server 2010 for SharePoint – MSPress • I am a – Search enthusiast – Coder – Consultant / Advisor
- 4. Demo Environment • 2010 Information Worker Demonstration and Evaluation Virtual Machine (SP1) • SharePoint 2010 Value Pillars Content Pack http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=27417
- 5. REASON #1
- 6. Indexing pipeline • Unstructured -> Structure • Modify • Normalize • Enrich • Clean
- 7. Examples Barack Obama Project Framework Barack Hussein Obama II Proj.framework Barack Obama #p12-12 Obama PROJ-12.12 President Obama Pzl.Core Senator Obama Project number 12 12 iPhone Big Dog iPhone 3GS German Shepherd iPhone 4 Doberman iPhone 4S Golden Retriever iPhone 32GB Pointer I3GS-B Irish Setter
- 8. REASON #2
- 9. Advanced Query Capabilities • FAST Query Language (FQL) • Not for end-users
- 10. REASON #3
- 11. Contextual Search • Built-in SharePoint user context • Build your own using scopes • Give your users what they need
- 12. Q/A & Contact Details Mikael Svenson mikael.svenson@puzzlepart.com http://techmikael.blogspot.com @mikaelsvenson http://no.linkedin.com/in/mikaels The Authors Pro SharePoint 2010 Search Josh Noble Robert Piddocke jno@surfray.com rcp@surfray.com @SurfRay @rpiddocke JoshNoble robertpiddocke
Editor's Notes
- Mental information model – know the domain – create your modificationsExample: names, places, locationsCreate modules which examine content and alerts some third party system based in the content, take advantage of the document conversion modules of FS4SP – cannot be done with feature receiver
- Search for “M300” in the normal search centerNo exact count (can be adjusted higher)No department refinerNo product refinerIW DemoDepartment refinerProduct names used for refiner (M300)
- Think of it as SQL for search. You have input parameters, which you put into a template which does a whole lot more.Boost items where the words are close to each otherShow before and afterUse FQL enabled web part for demoScope:near (boost items where “camera” and “market” are within 4 word distance
- Department context – boost site, documents from same departmentFQL created context