Sunday, February 27, 2005
Final Program
Sunday, February 27, 2005
9:00am - 5:00pm Registration
9:00am -
12:00pm NFAIS Board Meeting
1:00pm - 1:05pm
Welcome and Opening Remarks
Lucien
Parziale, NFAIS
President-Elect
1:05pm - 1:45pm
Opening Keynote:
Capturing Diverse User Mindshare: Advice from the
Battlefield
Speaker: Cathy Gordon, Director,
Business Development, Google
Meeting
diverse user needs across market sectors and subject
disciplines presents a formidable challenge for anyone
involved in information distribution. Yet it is a challenge that
cannot be ignored in a global information community. Come
and learn how at least one organization is successfully
meeting the search and retrieval expectations of diverse
information seekers - and perhaps in the process is shaping
future expectations as well. [
Abstract ]
1:45pm - 2:45pm
The Information Seeking Expectations of Information
Professionals and Desktop Searchers:
A View From the Top
Moderator: Tony
Llewellyn, Head, STM Information, The British Library
Speaker: Leigh Watson
Healy, Chief Analyst, Outsell, Inc.
Do you really know the differences
in the information seeking behaviors and requirements of information
professionals and desktop searchers or are you working with
assumptions and preconceived ideas? Gain a better
understanding of the general differences and commonalities
between these diverse groups of information seekers from a
survey of their value perspective on such issues as
traditional information services vs. the web, search vs.
navigation, data currency and
comprehensiveness, quality and authoritativeness, system features and
functionalities, analytic tools, open access material, free
vs. fee-based information, and other content and technology
factors. [Slides]
2:45pm - 3:15pm
Break and Networking Opportunity
Sponsored by The J. Paul
Getty Trust
3:15pm - 4:45pm
The Search and Retrieval Expectations of Information
Professionals and Desktop Searchers: A View Across Market
Sectors
While the information seeking
value proposition may differ in general between information
professionals and desktop searchers, what are the unique
differences between the groups both within and across market
sectors -- corporate, academic, government and the general
public? Are there nuances of differences of which
information providers must be cognizant if they are to
successfully serve diverse user needs in multiple markets.
Learn the answers to these and other questions to ensure
that your products and services meet the requirements of the
broadest possible audience of information seekers.
Moderated by Dr. Dennis
A.
Norlin, Executive Director, American Theological Library
Association (ATLA)
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The Search and Retrieval
Expectations of Information Professionals and Desktop
Searchers: A Corporate Perspective Barbara J. Peterson, Global
Knowledge Management Manager, Ecolab Research Center [
Abstract and
Slides ]
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The Importance of Being Earnest:
The Librarian's Values in the Search and Retrieval Process Stewart Bodner, Associate Chief
General Research, New York Public Library [
Abstract and
Slides ]
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Whose Mind Is It Anyway? Search
and Retrieval Expectations in Academe Dr. Miriam Drake, Professor Emerita, Georgia Institute of Technology Library
[
Abstract and
Slides ]
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A View Across Market Sectors:
Federal Government Regulatory Activities Richard Huffine, Environmental
Protection Agency, Office of Information Resources
Management [
Abstract and
Slides ]
5:00pm - 6:00pm
Assembly Representatives Meeting
6:30pm – 8:00pm Welcome
Reception -- Ritz Carlton Philadelphia
Sponsored by
Nerac, Inc. and
Thomson Scientific
A
great opportunity to relax, meet old friends and new
acquaintances, and identify business contacts to be made
over the next few days.
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