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A '''Searchsearch-based applicationsapplication''' areis a [[software applicationsapplication]] in which a [[Search engine|search engine platform]] is used as the core infrastructure for [[information access]] and reporting. Search-based applications use [[Semantic technology|semantic technologies]] to aggregate, normalize and classify [[Unstructured data|unstructured]], [[Semi-structured data|semi-structured]] and/or [[Structured data|structured content]] across multiple repositories, and employ [[Natural language processing|natural language technologies]] for accessing the aggregated information.

== Pre-conditions ==

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Search-based applications are used for a variety of purposes, including:

* ''' Enterprise Business Applications:''' For example, [[Customercustomer Relationshiprelationship Managementmanagement]], [[Enterpriseenterprise Resourceresource Planningplanning]], [[Supply Chain Management]], Compliance & Discovery, and [[Businessbusiness Intelligenceintelligence]]

* ''' Web Applications:''' Typically, business to business, business to consumer, and consumer to business applications that [[Mashup (digital)|mash-up]] data and functionality from diverse sources (databases, Web content, [[user-generated content]], mapping data and functions, etc.)