Enterprise search has a new contender with a group of ex-Google employees promising "a new playbook for the C-suite and IT managers focused on data as an asset critical to their corporate success."

SRCH2, as the new company is known, claims existing search software is failing to keep up with burgeoning data and its delivery on varied mobile and social platforms.

According to Dev Bhatia, SRCH2 CEO, "SRCH2 has reimagined search as a profit centre and value driver. Advanced search is not a commodity, but rather, a crucial differentiator for best-in-class players. We're now rewriting the playbook for how search is done -- and it's blazing fast, tolerant of misspellings and never misses a record."

SRCH2's team includes Dev Bhatia, CEO, and Chen Li, founder. Bhatia is an Internet and mobile startup veteran. Li is a Stanford Ph.D. and ex-Googler with years of search expertise. Other prominent SRCH2 investors include Dr. Jeffrey Ullman, a world-renowned data scientist at Stanford, who has served as an advisor to several startups including Google.