Re: UKNM: great ad, bad marketing?

[Fiona Campbell-Howes]

I tried it for the first time the other day and could make neither head nor

tail of what it was trying to do or why.  Talk about user-unfriendly - it

doesn't even have those er, explanatory tag things when you hold the mouse

over an icon.  Anyway, for example, I went to a news portal site, and it

seemed to seize on one of the news stories (not the top one) and present

other news stories from other sites about the same thing.  Don't know why it

picked that particular one.  Obviously I need to spend more time

understanding its wiles.



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From: paul youlten <

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Sent: Wednesday, June 21, 2000 7:42 PM

Subject: RE: UKNM: great ad, bad marketing?



> autonomy isn't a natural language search algorithm. though it seems to be

> sold as the solution to everthing from sales support systems to portal

> personalization.

>

> i have had a very mixed experience with autonomy in the past and i am

trying

> kenjin but it seems pretty random at the moment.

>

> anyone else using kenjin?

>

>

> paul


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