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Contents: Search
1. Introduction and History
Background to Search
2. Outreach Phase
Search Overview
3. The Solution
4. Testing and Validation
Search
Intermediate
5. Change
6. Approval
7. Plan for Success
Search Summary
8. Evaluation and Implementation
Search Summary
9. Dissemination Phase
Index Review Search
Conclusions
Search
Search Overview
A search involves determining the optimal location for a specific task.
How do we know what is best? The answer is: with market research.
Market research forces us to experiment, think creatively, and be ready to adjust our expectations based on the results.

In the late 90s and early 2000s, we changed the rules of search in some ways, but that required tremendous research and investment. We have been working on a bigger problem - how to uncover the right search tools for our needs.

For years, there was a search model called KPI. KPI is a graph that displays the performance of all the KPIs for a company: KPIs such as Profit / Sales, Cost per Unit, Profit per Employee, Profit margin, and Revenue per Employee.

Such a graph is a misleading picture. For companies, KPI change looks more like an elasticity of demand. KPI has no real meaning.

Our goal of learning about the KPI has been a long drawn out process. First we identified a set of all the KPI’s where our companies do well. We then learned some details about the types of KPI’s that yield good KPIs and we decided where they should go, as well as, what KPIs would be most important to the company.

At some point, we realized that this research was essentially to learn everything about KPI’s, which was of course a violation of the rule of “keep it simple. ” But don’t tell me there is no value if you don’t tell me how to get there:

Find KPI’s, then find the specific application that we can use them.