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David A. Evans
Clairvoyance Corp,
Pennsylvania, USA
The power of clustering promises advances in information management
Thomas Lorenz
BASF, Germany
The Impacts of Changing Technology on Information Service
Provision at BASF
Engelbert Zass and Martin Brändle
ETH Zürich, Switzerland
Information Services in Academia: The Impact of Changing Technology
Robert Swann
Chemical Abstracts Service, Ohio, USA
The Impact of Changing Technology on Delivering Products
and Services in Chemical Information
Karl Harrison
Central Chemistry, University of Oxford,
UK
Chemistry Computing on a Massive Scale
Shirley Bailey-Wood and Bob Stembridge
Thomson Derwent,
UK
Patent
Analytics: Tips, Traps and Techniques
Andrej Budo-Marek
Xerox Global Services, The Netherlands
Trends in Intellectual Asset Management
Liz Blankson-Hemans
Quantum Dialog, UK
Defining the Value of Information: Beyond ROI
William Woishnis
Knovel Corporation, New York, USA
Decreasing Time to Market through Linking Reference Information
and Analysis Tools to Workflow:
Case Studies and a Survey of the Available Services
Minoo Philipp
Henkel, Germany
Why Pay for Value Added Information?
Ricardo Vieira
MicroPatent, UK
Why Pay for Information? A View from the Value-Added Information
Provider
Chahab Nastar
LTU Technologies, France
Content-Based Image Retrieval: A State of the Art
Stephen E Arnold
AIT, Kentucky, USA
Social Software and a New Search Paradigm
Steven Bachrach
Trinity University, Texas, USA
Publishing at a Cross-Roads: Who is Going to be Doing
What?
Michel Vajou
M.V. Etudes
et Conseil, France
Concentration
and Integration in the Information Industry: Towards "Vertical"
Monopolies in the
Provision of Online Professional Information
Peter T Shepherd
COUNTER, UK
Standards for the Recording and Exchange of Online Usage
Data: Towards Fairness for Publishers and Customers
Gérard Giroud
European Patent Office, The Netherlands
Collection of Chemical Structure Data during Patent
Filing
David Dickens, Pierre Buffet
and Yuji Takashima
Questel-Orbit, France and Patolis, Japan
A Guide to the Japanese Patent Information Galaxy: Who
are the Stars?
Stephen Stein, Dmitri Tchkhovskoi and Stephen Heller
National Institute of Standards and
Technology, Maryland, USA
An Open Standard for Chemical Structure Representation:
The IUPAC Chemical Identifier
Caspar Fall and Patrick Fiévet
ELCA Informatique,
and WIPO, Switzerland
Computer-Assisted
Categorisation of Patent Documents
in the International Patent Classification
Anthony Rowe
Wellcome
Trust Biological Atlas of Insulin Resistance Project, UK
Towards Domain-Mapping Systems to Integrate Biological and Chemical
Analysis
Kirill Degtyarenko
European Bioinformatics Institute, UK
Vocabularies and Ontologies
for Bioinformatics