Attivio to Lucidworks Migration Considerations | Accenture
Summary
Recently I’ve been working with my team to help an organization migrate from Attivio to Lucidworks Fusion for their various internal and public-facing search applications. Similar to many enterprise search projects, one of the migration requirements is the ability to handle a massive volume of data (millions of records) stored in multiple repositories, with data types ranging from unstructured content like PDFs and Word documents to structured content like tables and database entries. It’s worth noting that, while Attivio has a joining database connector that can automatically merge rows with the same ID, Lucidworks Fusion doesn’t. One of the most innovative analytics features in Lucidworks is its ability to use click tracking and query signals to update search relevancy based on real-time usage. I’m also excited to explore Lucidworks’ Chatbots and Natural Language Processing capabilities and leverage them to enhance the user experience.
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