Finding information is a vital requirement of every organisation but it is getting increasingly challenging as more and more data is stored in multiple media (written, visual, audio) and platforms, with Web 2.0 adding to the challenge by facilitating networked collaboration and user/customer/stakeholder contributions.

Henry Stewart’s 2009 Briefing on

EnterpriseSearch and Information Access

Tuesday 24 March 2009, London

Registration available online atwww.damusers.com

Finding information is a vital requirement of every organisation but it is getting increasingly challenging as more and more data is stored in multiple media (written, visual, audio) and platforms, with Web 2.0 adding to the challenge by facilitating networked collaboration and user/customer/stakeholder contributions.

Henry Stewart’s Conference will address:

Athorough grounding in the essentials of enterprise search and information access

What your objectives can/should be

What technology exists to make achieving those objectives possible

Strengths and weaknesses of Google’s Enterprise Search

WhatAutonomy,Microsoft/FAST,Oracle,Lucene, have to offer

How to ‘tune’ search technology

Using the technology for ‘faceted browsing’ and ‘business data analysis’

Problems and solutions in searching unstructured content

Best practice in Content Management

Challenges encountered and ways to meet them when first implementing enterprise search or upgrading an already installed approach

Who Should Attend?

For all Enterprise Knowledge OfficersContent Managers/DirectorsSearch ManagersEnterprise AnalystsInformation and Knowledge ArchitectsInformation Professionals including Information Project ManagersIntranet/Portal ManagersIT ManagersKnowledge Management ProfessionalsBusiness Technology Managers/DirectorsSenior Information ScientistsTaxonomistsWeb Publishers and Developers – in Commercial and Industrial Companies, Not for Profit Service Providers and Government Agencies and Departments.

Full Details and Registration available onwww.damusers.com

For any enquiries, please contact Sally Nastys at[email protected]