A national research organization struggled to make its extensive research outputs easily discoverable and usable across its many domains. Large volumes of projects, publications, and events were stored across disconnected systems, limiting access for researchers, subject matter experts, and other users. This fragmentation made it difficult to quickly locate relevant historical research needed to support decisions related to operations, policy, facility design, and safety programs. As a result, efficiency was reduced and valuable insights were underutilized, highlighting the need for improved search capabilities, better organization, and centralized access to critical knowledge assets.

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