Final Reminder: Search Solutions 2007, London, May 23

"Tony Rose" <[email protected]>
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SEARCH SOLUTIONS 2007

Wednesday 23rd May
BCS London HQ, Covent Garden


Search Solutions is a special one-day event focused on the latest
innovations in information search and retrieval. The format of the
day will be series of talks and case studies in which invited speakers
present and share opinions and expertise. The event should appeal to
search engine designers, developers and end users, or indeed anyone
who wants to hear about the latest developments in web and enterprise 
search.


Programme
=========

Search 2.0: The Future of Search
 - Gora Sudindranath, FAST Search and Transfer 
 
Delivering Relevant Search Results on a Global Scale
 - Thomas Hoffman, Google 
 
Meaning Based Computing: Beyond the Hype of 2.0
 - Fernando Lucini, Autonomy
 
MyYahoo - Personalising the Web
 - Nick Cox, Yahoo 
 
Semantic Knowledge Management: Finding Information Through Meaning 
Not Words
 - Alistair Duke, BT Labs
 
An evaluation of Google Co-op and Social Bookmarking
 - Paul Matthews, ODI
 
Flexible Text Mining using Interactive Information
 - David Milward, Linguamatics 
 
Metadata: Solution or Distraction? 
 - Conrad Taylor, BCS EPSG
 
The Business Benefits of Federated Searching
 - Andrew Maisey, Solcara 
 
Challenges in Web Information Retrieval
 - Nick Craswell, Microsoft 
 
Search Trails on the Web
 - Nigel Hamilton, Trexy 
 
Why Relevancy-based Search Alone Struggles to Deliver Limited Value 
to the Business
 - Lee Atkinson, iDNA Solutions 


Location
========

Search Solutions will be held at the BCS Central London Office:

BCS, 1st Floor
The Davidson Building
5 Southampton Street
London, WC2E 7HA
http://www.bcs.org/server.php?show=nav.8404 

For further details, see http://irsg.bcs.org/sse2007.php
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