Real estate insights were scattered across 100+ sites. Now, AI search unifies global content into a single, personalized knowledge hub.
The oldest and largest global network of real estate professionals serves 45,000 members across 82 countries with multifaceted content spanning over 100 web properties and thousands of events.
With 83 percent of surveyed members citing content access as a major driver of their membership, the organization struggled to unify diverse...
“Since search was such a foundational part of the intended experience, we really needed an AI powered search experience to be able to meet the expectations of UI's users.”
Global research and education institute for real estate and land use professionals.
AI-powered enterprise search, recommendations, and commerce relevance platform.
Helped Urban Land Institute launch Knowledge Finder to improve member access to content.
Related implementations across industries and use cases
Remote work trapped data in silos. AI now indexes 138M docs, enabling agents to draft reviews and build incident timelines.
Rigid filters forced buyers to act like admins. Now, they describe a "cottage feel," and AI scans millions of listings to find a match.
Expanding to 40,000 products bottlenecked the digital team with manual curation. AI search now automates category merchandising.
Remote work trapped data in silos. AI now indexes 138M docs, enabling agents to draft reviews and build incident timelines.
Keyword search missed context in 1M+ assets. Now, vector analysis runs directly at the source—launching hybrid search in 18 weeks.
Manual survey tagging kept staff from the field. Now, workers use Copilot to analyze donor feedback and build tracking apps in days.
Engineers spent months pulling reports from siloed data. Now, an AI assistant lets clinicians instantly flag high-risk patients via chat.
Analyzing 10TB of weekly telemetry took IT specialists days. Now, engineers ask AI in natural language to instantly retrieve charts.
Custom hardware bottlenecked imaging. A switch to software-defined GPUs now renders photorealistic 3D hearts in real time.
Real estate insights were scattered across 100+ sites. Now, AI search unifies global content into a single, personalized knowledge hub.
The oldest and largest global network of real estate professionals serves 45,000 members across 82 countries with multifaceted content spanning over 100 web properties and thousands of events.
With 83 percent of surveyed members citing content access as a major driver of their membership, the organization struggled to unify diverse...
“Since search was such a foundational part of the intended experience, we really needed an AI powered search experience to be able to meet the expectations of UI's users.”
Global research and education institute for real estate and land use professionals.
AI-powered enterprise search, recommendations, and commerce relevance platform.
Helped Urban Land Institute launch Knowledge Finder to improve member access to content.
Related implementations across industries and use cases
Remote work trapped data in silos. AI now indexes 138M docs, enabling agents to draft reviews and build incident timelines.
Rigid filters forced buyers to act like admins. Now, they describe a "cottage feel," and AI scans millions of listings to find a match.
Expanding to 40,000 products bottlenecked the digital team with manual curation. AI search now automates category merchandising.
Remote work trapped data in silos. AI now indexes 138M docs, enabling agents to draft reviews and build incident timelines.
Keyword search missed context in 1M+ assets. Now, vector analysis runs directly at the source—launching hybrid search in 18 weeks.
Manual survey tagging kept staff from the field. Now, workers use Copilot to analyze donor feedback and build tracking apps in days.
Engineers spent months pulling reports from siloed data. Now, an AI assistant lets clinicians instantly flag high-risk patients via chat.
Analyzing 10TB of weekly telemetry took IT specialists days. Now, engineers ask AI in natural language to instantly retrieve charts.
Custom hardware bottlenecked imaging. A switch to software-defined GPUs now renders photorealistic 3D hearts in real time.