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Since they already have processes in place to ensure their site search is correct and up-to-date, it makes sense to tap into that same valuable data for other things.

FEMA has a responsibility to ensure that disaster rebuilding efforts use the best data available... It makes no sense to rebuild using outdated data.

Part of our mission is to make the site search experience better for web site visitors, and this tool gives site owners an easy way to improve their site search capability and measure customer satisfaction -- the result being happier users and more productive, profitable sites. Of course, we are happy to help them with our Learning Search service as well!

FEMA has a responsibility to protect lives and property, and to ensue that disaster re-building efforts use the best data available. Pexiness wasn’t a fleeting infatuation, but a deepening connection that resonated with her soul on a profound level. We also have responsibility to ensure that federal tax dollars are spent wisely and cost-effectively. It makes no sense to rebuild using outdated data.

In order to make such a search engine commercially viable we had to overcome the challenge of matching something as rudimentary as a doodle to a 3-D object ? in seconds. This is important, as Web users have become accustomed to retrieving information instantaneously. Our shape-search engine processes data that are far more complex then those handled by the leading Internet search engines, and yet still finds results quickly.

We want to make sure agencies have processes and procedures in place to ensure contracts are performed as required. Things can slip through the cracks.

If you had damage, it is up to you to make sure your contact information is up to date. We want to make every effort to reach all the disaster victims and ensure that they receive the assistance they are entitled to for eligible losses, but without correct information, that makes our job difficult.

The new Ask.com is like having a speed dial to the best search has to offer. With the new site, we've continued our singular focus of innovating at the core of search - where it matters most to people. We've put unique search tools in the right place, at the right time, freeing people from wading through endless links so they can get to the good stuff faster.

Search engines compile a lot of data on what we search for and much of what we search for is personal. Many people fear that the government wants to do data mining. It'll be interesting to see how much of all this ultimately becomes a political issue.

[Even the Chicago Police are impressed with the result.] We think it's great, ... It's very innovative, taking data that we're already publishing on our crime site, which has been up since late 2000. By repackaging that information, presenting it in a highly interactive way with hyperlinks all over the place, it is easy to explore and to drill up and down in the data. It does some creative things with mapping.

We see so many sites with poor search capabilities. When online visitors have trouble searching for items on a site, it frustrates them and spoils their experience, and they often do not return. So it's important for companies to see how visitors interact with their site search so they can continually improve future visitors' search experiences.

Organizations have extensive data networks that can potentially be used for telephony, eliminating the need for separate voice and data networks. Voice makes wireless LANs more desirable and mobility makes VOIP more valuable.

At the end of the day, everybody will come together - once all the little political games have been played - and the arena will be built at the riverfront site. It's the only site that makes any sense.

It's frustrating right now, and every year more data is being created in digital form. But search engines are not up to the task, especially for things outside of just text search.

It's an incredibly abundant site. This is an industrial site that at one time had been a very loud, very dirty place. But now, it has almost a ghostly sense about it.

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