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	<title>Comments on: GEFCO + Exalead= Highest CIO Honors</title>
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		<title>By: Expanding Web Search Part One: Focused Search-Based Applications &#124; ★ Technology News &#124; Tech Crown</title>
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		<description>[...] Exalead was able to change the approach for GEFCO to a search based application where you typed in information in a single field as in Google and the search engine did natural language processing of the request without the requirements of a structured database. This greatly simplified the task and gave the car guys what they were used to on the Web. However, in this case you do not want thousands or millions of results as in Google but the single correct answer (e.g., where is the car? When will it arrive?). This application won an Europe award for IT innovation. [...]</description>
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		<title>By: DatabaseProNews &#187; Blog Archive &#187; Integrating Several Databases To Answer Questions In One Interface</title>
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		<description>[...] Exalead was able to change the approach for GEFCO to a search based application where you typed in information in a single field as in Google and the search engine did natural language processing of the request without the requirements of a structured database. This greatly simplified the task and gave the car guys what they were used to on the Web. However, in this case you do not want thousands or millions of results as in Google but the single correct answer (e.g., where is the car? When will it arrive?). This application won an Europe award for IT innovation. [...]</description>
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