Offers of presentations should include an informative title, a short, descriptive abstract as to what will be covered, plus a short biography of the proposed speaker. News of entirely new products, or beta versions of substantial upgrades to existing products, may be of interest to meeting attendees. Presentations accepted will be expected to make real contributions to the field of new trends, mainly in scientific, technical, business, patent and information searching, analysis and data mining, or in furthering the understanding of the meeting participants in the general search and intelligence tools and mining areas. All presentations will be in full sessions; there are no breakout or parallel sessions at this meeting. The conference language will be English.

Those presenting will be given one free registration to the two-day conference (one registration per presentation). Speaker expense reimbursement will not normally be offered.

Please send offers by email to Harry Collier at Infonortics (harry.collier@infonortics.com)


Offers will be considered at the time of submission, but not if received after October 30, 2012.

Presentations should emphasise new trends in tools for intelligence, search, mining and visualization research and technology, and directly related areas


Some theme areas of particular interest for the 2013 Meeting are:

New tools for analysing or manipulating big data.
New tools for competitive intelligence.
Developments in search engines.
New visualization tools and mapping.
Search personalization, recommendation engines, collaborative filtering.
New data and text mining tools.
Advances in text searching and analysing (such as patent, techno-economic and news searching), mining, mapping and analysis.