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Monday, 6th August 2007

Webcast: Andrew Pace Speaks at the Library of Congress About NCSU's Faceted Catalog From Endeca

Webcast: Andrew Pace Speaks at the Library of Congress About NCSU's Faceted Catalog from Endeca
The program took place on July 18th in Washington DC and runs 63 minutes. It's an informative tour and talk from a great speaker. As many of you know, North Carolina State University uses Endeca faceted technology to power their OPAC. Demo NCSU's OPAC here. Learn more Endeca at NCSU here.

We have more about Endeca and a competitor, Siderean below.

See Also: Is Endeca the Next Google? (via News.com)

See Also: McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario Will Use Endeca
Demo the Endeca Catalogue Installation at McMaster
This is a look at the advanced interface.

See Also: Endeca Named Fastest Growing Company in Massachusetts

See Also: Endeca’s Guided Navigation Awarded Patent

+ Endeca Signs Deal with In-Q-Tel to Provide Search Solutions to the Defense Intelligence Agency

+ Interview with Michael Schmitt, CEO of Siderean Software
We also link to Siderean demos from the:
+++ Librarians' Internet Index
+++ The Gateway to Educational Materials
+++ Environmental Health News

+ Siderean Updates its Search Platform (via Info Today)


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