Comsense Consulting is a global consulting firm specializing in marketing strategy and execution services. They help clients develop strategies to enter new markets, build their brand, maximize the value of their customer base, and leverage digital marketing. Comsense prides itself on its deep marketing knowledge and ability to help clients navigate increasing time-to-market pressures. They provide services including marketing and sales strategy, visual and interactive design, and managed marketing services to act as an extended marketing team for clients.
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This presentation covers migrating from FAST ESP to Lucene Solr. It discusses crawling content from various sources using Heritrix, processing content using a Python pipeline called Pypes, searching content in Solr, and scaling the system using techniques like shards and search slaves. The presenter has experience with both ESP and Solr and recommends Solr as a viable replacement for ESP.
Comsense Consulting is a global consulting firm specializing in marketing strategy and execution services. They help clients develop strategies to enter new markets, build their brand, maximize the value of their customer base, and leverage digital marketing. Comsense prides itself on its deep marketing knowledge and ability to help clients navigate increasing time-to-market pressures. They provide services including marketing and sales strategy, visual and interactive design, and managed marketing services to act as an extended marketing team for clients.
Esp2solr eurocon-2011-presentation-111021215049-phpapp02TNR Global
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This presentation covers migrating from FAST ESP to Lucene Solr. It discusses crawling content from various sources using Heritrix, processing content using a Python pipeline called Pypes, searching content in Solr, and scaling the system using techniques like shards and search slaves. The presenter has experience with both ESP and Solr and recommends Solr as a viable replacement for ESP.
The virtual event market is poised to grow exponentially from $18.6 billion from 2010 to 2015, representing a 56% compound annual growth rate. While software platforms are currently too expensive for widespread adoption, trade show and conference associations represent the largest potential market as they gradually accept virtual events to complement physical events. Easy access to content, networking, increased productivity and cost savings will drive further popularity and adoption of virtual events.
The document discusses the key features of a virtual event platform including universal search, event bag, visiting cards, content management system, booth creation, media conversion, visitor analytics, e-commerce, registration, exhibition hall, content management system framework, publishing content, event settings, managing promotions, managing users, user analytics, moderated chat, managing booths, and previewing the event. It also outlines the various services provided at different stages of a virtual event including pre-event consulting, content creation, traffic generation, post-event consulting, branding, production, sponsorship, marketing plan, registration, confirmations, follow-up, platform, communication strategy, and lead generation.
A virtual event is a gathering of people sharing a common virtual environment on the web, rather than meeting in a physical location. It allows participants to interact through immersive displays, engaging chats, webinars, and social networking. Virtual events track each participant's activities and interactions to create an engagement index measuring participation quality and quantity. They feature registration, exhibit halls, auditoriums, lounges, and more to network and access resources like papers, presentations, and videos. Key aspects include scalable technology, dynamic functionality, and content recommendation engines.
Virtual events allow people to gather and interact in a shared online environment rather than meeting in person. They provide marketing benefits by allowing organizers to track participant behavior and engagement. This interaction data can be used to measure engagement quality and quantity through a virtual engagement index. Virtual events are a good option for companies facing tight budgets, shrinking resources, and changing market dynamics.
A virtual trade show, job fair, education fair, or museum can provide several advantages over physical events. They allow for global reach, interactivity through chat and email, and generating qualified leads at a fraction of the cost of physical events. Virtual events can also extend the life of an exhibition, engage visitors who cannot travel, and provide effective return on investment.
This document discusses the history and types of robots. It notes that the term "robotics" was first used by Karel Capek in the 1920s to describe artificial workers. Isaac Asimov later proposed three laws of robotics to ensure robots do not harm humans. The first industrial robot was Unimate, which was installed in a GM plant in the 1960s to perform dangerous jobs. The document then describes the main components of industrial robots like sensors, effectors, actuators, controllers, and arms. It also discusses different types of robots including mobile, stationary, autonomous, and virtual robots.
The document discusses the history and types of robots. It begins by explaining how early human labor led to the development of machines to perform repetitive tasks. This technological advancement eventually led to the creation of autonomous robots in 1948. The document then outlines different types of robots categorized by locomotion and application. It discusses advantages like performing dangerous tasks but also disadvantages like costs. Finally, it suggests that in the future humans and robots may complement each other and live and work together.