What is your primary deciding factor in adopting enterprise search?

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Alignment with Cloud Provider8%

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VP, Director of Cyber Incident Response in Finance (non-banking)5 years ago

How about logging?  There's a treasure trove of data in your search logs that is pretty untapped.  And it can help in a variety of security investigations too.

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