List of enterprise search vendors

This is a list of enterprise search vendors.

Vendors of open source enterprise search software

Apache Software Foundation - the entity behind the Lucene family of products
Flax - architecture, development and support for Lucene, Solr and Xapian
Lucidworks (formerly Lucid Imagination) - commercial support, training and services for Lucene and Solr

Vendors of proprietary enterprise search software

Attivio
Commvault
Concept Searching Limited
Content Analyst Company LLC
Coveo
Dassault Systèmes (acquired Exalead)
Denodo
Dieselpoint, Inc.
dtSearch Corp.
EMC Corp.
Exorbyte GmbH
Expert System S.p.A.
Exterro, Inc.
Fabasoft
Funnelback
Google Search Appliance
HPE (acquired Autonomy Corporation which in turn acquired Verity K2 and Ultraseek)
IBM (acquired Vivisimo, rebranded "Watson")
Inbenta
intergator
Lexmark (acquired Perceptive Software)
Lookeen
MarkLogic
Microsoft (includes Microsoft Search Server, Fast Search & Transfer)
Mindbreeze
Neofonie (includes WeFind)
OpenCrowd
Open Text Corporation
Oracle Corporation (includes Secure Enterprise Search and Endeca Technologies Inc.)
Q-Sensei
Recommind
SAP (includes SAP NetWeaver Enterprise Search, Search Services in SAP NetWeaver AS ABAP, and Search and Classification TREX)
Sinequa
SLI Systems
Sophia Search Limited
Swiftype
TeraText
Thunderstone Software
Varonis Systems
X1 Technologies, Inc.
Xendo, Inc.
ZL Technologies
ZyLAB Technologies

Defunct vendors of proprietary enterprise search software

AskMeNow
ISYS Search Software (acquired by Lexmark International)
Omniture (acquired by Adobe Systems)
Q-go

Free and open source enterprise search software

External links

DMOZ category Information Retrieval/Fulltext
DB-Engines Ranking of Search Engines by popularity, updated monthly

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Miscellaneous	Lists of companies

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