Definition of "discoverability" [dis•cov•er•a•bil•i•ty]

• The state or condition of being discoverable. (noun)

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• "He gives as his example that discoverability is the equivalent of putting a button for every function necessary, which for things like Office apps is prohibitive."
• "But nevertheless, climbing the mountain of "discoverability"--what Jane Friedman, CEO and co-founder of Open Road Integrated Media and former CEO and President of HarperCollins Publishers Worldwide says, "separates the few success stories from the hundreds of thousands of authors who self-publish their books each year"--remains a daunting and exhausting task."
• "There are real challenges here, however, around awareness and what you could call "discoverability" of the information, in terms of citizens being able to find what they need using search engines or social networks."