Here’s a quick preview of the final programme for Search Solutions 2017. Don’t forget that the deadline for early bird registration is October 31st. Hope to see you there!
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Search Solutions 2017: final programme
Posted in Events, Information architecture, Search, tagged BCS, Enterprise search, Information Retrieval, Information Retrieval Specialist Group, IRSG, Web search engine on October 25, 2017| Leave a Comment »
Search Solutions 2017: lineup announced
Posted in Events, Search, tagged BCS, Enterprise search, Information Retrieval, IRSG, web search on September 26, 2017| Leave a Comment »
I know the official publicity may not have reached your inbox just yet, but here’s a sneak peek at this year’s lineup for Search Solutions 2017. For those unfamiliar with the event, it is described as:
… the premier UK forum for presentation of the latest innovations in search and information retrieval. In contrast to other major industry events, Search Solutions aims to be highly interactive, with attendance strictly limited. The programme includes presentations, panels and keynote talks by influential industry leaders on novel and emerging applications in search and information retrieval.
As last year we’ll be preceding the event with a tutorials day on November 28, which will offer conference attendees and local participants a stimulating and informative selection of practical training courses reflecting current topics and state-of-the-art methods in search and information retrieval. More on that later! Meanwhile, here is the provisional programme thus far:
Designing faceted search (training course in London)
Posted in Information architecture, Search, User experience, tagged Design Patterns, Enterprise search, Faceted search, HCIR, human factors, Information Retrieval, Information seeking, interaction design, Site Search, user-centred design, web search on April 18, 2017| Leave a Comment »
In case you missed it last time (since it filled up pretty quickly), there’s another chance to catch my full-day designing search tutorial in London on May 10. I’ll be presenting a full day course called Search Usability: Filters and Facets, which focuses on faceted search and provides deeper coverage of the key topics along with a variety of new practicals and group exercises.
For further details and registration, see the UKeIG website. In the meantime, I’ve appended further details below.
Hope to see you there!
Search Solutions 2016: London, November 30
Posted in Events, Information architecture, Search, tagged BCS, Enterprise search, Information Retrieval, Information Retrieval Specialist Group, IRSG, Web search engine on October 27, 2016| Leave a Comment »
Here’s a quick preview of the final programme for Search Solutions 2016. Don’t forget that the deadline for early bird registration is October 31st. Hope to see you there!
Search Usability: Filters & Facets
Posted in Information architecture, Search, User experience, tagged Design Patterns, Enterprise search, Faceted search, HCIR, human factors, Information Retrieval, Information seeking, interaction design, Site Search, user-centred design, web search on September 28, 2016| Leave a Comment »
In case you missed it last time (since it filled up pretty quickly), there’s another chance to catch my full-day designing search tutorial in London on October 12. I’ll be presenting a full day course called Search Usability: Filters and Facets, which focuses on faceted search and provides deeper coverage of the key topics along with a variety of new practicals and group exercises.
For further details and registration, see the UKeIG website. In the meantime, I’ve appended further details below.
Hope to see you there!
Search Solutions 2016: lineup announced
Posted in Events, Search, tagged BCS, Enterprise search, Information Retrieval, IRSG, web search on September 21, 2016| Leave a Comment »
I know the official publicity may not have reached your inbox just yet, but here’s a sneak peek at this year’s lineup for Search Solutions 2016. For those unfamiliar with the event, it is described as:
… the premier UK forum for presentation of the latest innovations in search and information retrieval. In contrast to other major industry events, Search Solutions aims to be highly interactive, with attendance strictly limited. The programme includes presentations, panels and keynote talks by influential industry leaders on novel and emerging applications in search and information retrieval.
As last year we’ll be preceding the event with a tutorials day on November 29, which will offer conference attendees and local participants a stimulating and informative selection of practical training courses reflecting current topics and state-of-the-art methods in search and information retrieval. More on that later! Meanwhile, here is the provisional programme thus far:
Designing Search: training course in London, May 25
Posted in Information architecture, Search, User experience, tagged Design Patterns, Enterprise search, Faceted search, HCIR, human factors, Information Retrieval, Information seeking, interaction design, Site Search, user-centred design, web search on April 25, 2016| Leave a Comment »
In case you missed it last time (since it filled up pretty quickly), there’s another chance to catch my full-day designing search tutorial in London on May 25. I’ll be presenting a full day course called Search Usability: Filters and Facets, which focuses on faceted search and provides deeper coverage of the key topics along with a variety of new practicals and group exercises.
It’s also very competitively priced from just £180 per person – contrast that with a rate of ~£659 a day for this comparable offering!
For further details and registration, see the UKeIG website. In the meantime, I’ve appended further details below.
Hope to see you there!
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