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Improve Information Organization and Query
Google's "Search" is popular but is still not good enough for "Finding" what a serious information seeker wants.

Published literature, IBM and not-so-popular other solution providers have recognized the requirements and provided solutions---Information Organization (with sense based typing and weighting or metatagging) and Query Enhancement (with sense centric multiple fields and resolution setting) for better precision and recall. They will soon proliferate (perhaps it is dormant now). Google, Yahoo, Microsoft et al can still take advantage of those solutions and consolidate the advantage they now enjoy.

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