Reviews
Livelink ECM - Federated Query Server has been reviewed by a variety of organizations and individuals.
This page contains some of these reviews.
- Suite101.com
- Search Engine Watch
- Fagan Finder
- MasterMind
- Daniel Bazac (Search Engine marketer)
- Stephen Goodfellow (Knowledge Management consultant)
Suite101.com
"A speedy meta search engine that makes it easy to find what you're looking for"
"Query Server is one of the products Open Text is selling, but it's also a nifty meta search engine, available to anyone who searches the web. Everything about Query Server is clear, compact, efficient and fast. When you use it, you know you're in the hands of a professional."
Search Engine Watch
"Top choice meta search engine"
"Search against major web-wide search engines, as well as major news, health and government search services."
Fagan Finder
"Query Server's clustering looks pretty good"
"Query Server is operated by Open Text. On the front page there is an option for no clustering, clustering by site, clustering by content (topic), and clustering by both. If you are looking for clustering, we recommend both."
MasterMind
"Highly recommended"
"This is a very useful, very simple to use, powerful and easily customizable meta search engine. It is fast performing, and the results page is very efficient, offering clusters of organized information, according to the similarities of the pages found."
Daniel Bazac (Search Engine marketer)
"Very professional"
"Searches an impressive list of SEs. This is another example of the clustering technology. Highly customizable metasearch tool."
Stephen Goodfellow (Knowledge Management consultant)
"Query Server can provide organizations with 'a quick win' in accessing disparate information silos."
"With minimal impact to a company's existing systems, Query Server can be implemented without the normal short-term negative affect to worker productivity. By starting small with the Query Server, companies can get their KM initiatives rolling and provide a building block approach to even greater knowledge sharing."