Search Based Application Book Available

January 29, 2011

We noted a new book Search-Based Applications: At the Confluence of Search and Database Technologies. According to Exalead’s Web log:

Published in the series of Synthesis Lectures on Information Concepts, Retrieval, and Services under the direction of Gary Marchionini University of North Carolina, this book provides students, researchers and professionals, a description of the concept and practice of the SBA. At the same time, the [Greg Grefenstette and Laura Wilber] highlight the increasing convergence of search technologies and databases, presenting the latest developments in the field of search that allow the SBA revolution. [The authors] have also located the phenomenon SBA in a broader context, taking into account current developments in the Web – notions of deep Web (or deep web – invisible), Semantic Web and mobile Web, and their influences on the next generation of SBA.

You can download a sample chapter at www.searchbasedapplications.com or order the book at this link.

Stephen E Arnold, January 29, 2011

Freebie but we know Dr. Grefenstette and expect him to for over a KFC meal the next time we are in France.

Written by Stephen E. Arnold · Filed Under Book review, Business strategy, Enterprise, News, Search, Technology, Text processing

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