This is the Part 3 in a multi-post series where we explore a custom Enterprise Search solution I designed for one of my clients. In Part 1, I described the series, the client environment, an overview of the project requirements and presented an overview of the implementation steps. In Part 2, we looked at implementing Managed Metadata Configuration to standardize metadata used in various document libraries. In Part 3, we cover Step 2 - Create and Configure a Content Type Hub

This is the 2nd in a multi-post series where we explore a custom Enterprise Search solution I designed for one of my clients. In Part 1, I described the series, the client environment, an overview of the project requirements and presented an overview of the implementation steps. The company name we will use here is “NALCO”. We will also reference the account name of the SharePoint Team Lead (fictional), Sandy Jones, as NALCO\sjones. Even though the requirements are that the E

I recently had a client that needed a custom Enterprise Search solution designed for their internal SharePoint Server 2013, Enterprise environment. Many of the tasks were a bit beyond the internal skillset of their internal SharePoint team, so I wrote up a set of instructions for them. I thought they might give others a good example of how to set up a coherent Enterprise Search solution. So, I this will be the first in a multi-post series using their environment requirements