Search is broken in most enterprises, and the way it's broken is subtle. It's not that search doesn't work. It's that search works just well enough to feel acceptable while silently consuming enormous amounts of time.

Every interface you add to your workflow is another place where focus breaks, context switches, and time disappears. Search shouldn't require three different applications, two logins, and a mental map of where each piece of data lives.

It’s time to stop searching in a foreign language. Working with computers forces people to think like a computer and communicate in a language the computer understands.

When the President needs advice, he has his Cabinet, his Council of Economic Advisors, the Joint Chiefs, and so on. A reliable, available council of advisors is a valuable resource that most of us don't always have access to.

The promise of enterprise search was simple: type a query, get what you need, and move on with your work. The reality? Endless results, duplicate documents, buried insights, and hours of sifting through data just to find a single relevant answer.

AI is evolving at an unprecedented pace. Every few months, a new model emerges—faster, smarter, more specialized than the last. Businesses that lock themselves into a single AI provider today risk being outdated tomorrow.

How do you feel about turning your data over to someone else? What happens if that company gets acquired or goes out of business? What happens if there’s a data breach? AI search has the power to transform how businesses find, retrieve, and use information—but only if it’s built the right way.

The hardest thing about finding internal enterprise information is that the number of places we need to look multiply like rabbits. Effective decision making requires not just up-to-date information, but information in context.

How can enterprises leverage AI without exposing sensitive data? Your sensitive data gets exposed when you are using a third-party application that leaks data. This includes the AI models: Samsung banned ChatGPT after a sensitive data leak.