Endeca Info Session & Tech Talk
Monday, November 6 at 5:15 PM in 1121 CSIC
'06 Grad Chris Betti will talk about working at Endeca and demo their products.
Presentation topics:
1. Life at Endeca, in Cambridge, and in Boston
2. Product Demos
3. Anatomy of a Search Engine
4. Beyond Search in a Structured World
5. Beyond Search in an Unstructured World
Pizza will be served; bring your resume.
http://www.endeca.com
About Endeca:
Endeca is a next-generation information access company,
uniting the ease of search with the analytical power of business
intelligence. Combining patented intellectual property, breakthrough
science and a deep focus on user experience, the Endeca Information Access
Platform helps people find, analyze and understand information in ways
never before possible. Leading global organizations like ABN AMRO, Bank of
America, Boeing, Cox Newspapers, Dice, The (US) Defense Intelligence
Agency, The Home Depot, Hyatt, IBM, John Deere, The Library of Congress,
Nike, and Walmart.com rely on Endeca to power business-critical
applications that increase revenue, reduce costs and streamline
operations.
University of Maryland Association for Computing Machinery Student Chapter
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