Using dynamic classification to expand individual/intuitive search processes

Today\´s powerful search technologies enable us to rapidly sift through vast quantities of data stored in a variety of formats. This works very well when we know what we are looking for. But all too often we don\´t. And it is often in the unplanned, in-the-moment deductive search processes that the greatest discoveries often occur. There is a new technology developing in search that directly addresses the problem solving, discovery and thinking processes of the individual. Called dynamic classification, this approach focuses on the "find" process, effectively shortcutting the journey between search and find. It does this by displaying the entire underlying information matrix to the searcher all at once, responsively blending, correcting and manipulating data in real-time and onscreen in step with the searcher\´s thought processes.