Knowledge workers

[insert industry here]

an elusive term

widely under - and - overused

28% of workersU.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS)

Other estimates

put it as high as 45%

41M to 66M workers in US

Millions more around the globe

They spend 48% of their time searching for & analyzinginformation (IDC)

9.5 hours per week searching&

9.6 hours per week analyzinginformation they find (IDC)

successful searchcan be a relative term

Most organizations40% to 70% search success rates.

Let’s be optimistic75% Success

1 in 4 searchesdo not findwhat is desired or needed

That is a lot of fruitless searches

In an organization with 1000 daily searches

that is 250 frustrating search attemptseveryday

48% of 40 hours =

19.2 hours per week searching…

25% of 19.2 hrs =

4.8 hours per week wasted search

At $80k salary,poor search costs $9600 a year per employee

Cost of not finding the right information at the right timeUS$5.3 million per year.

for an organization employing 1,000 knowledge workers (IDC)

It is a big waist…

Introducing Jumper 2.0

A new way to search.

Powered by people.

engineers, scientists, doctors, lawyers, technicians, teachers…

People like you.

knowledge workers

Who share information

Any information.

relational tables, flat-files, images, video,

documents, pdf, web pages, wikis, blogs, emails,

people, projects...

with each other

community of practice search

quickly & easily deployed

Into a community of users

departmentsdivisions

research groupsproject teams

A point solution

approach to search

Light-weight (only 2.5G)

License free (uses GPLv2)

web-based (runs on any web server)

and personalized

A customized & flexible solution

That perfectly adapts to your business needs

any questions?

thank you