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CPT 423
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Introduction
turnover of information Information overload Need for interface features that enhance customers ability to interact with online environment
4/11/2012 Copyright Thomas I. M. Ho tho@iupui.edu
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Topics of Discussion
Search & Retrieval Electronic Commerce Catalogs & Directories Information Filtering
User request to automated discovery system, e.g. library catalog Unstructured or semistructured data Examples
WAIS
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End-user retrieval
User
formulates query Server interprets query & returns list of documents meeting criteria User selects documents from list
Publisher indexing
Entering
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WAIS
Search Engines
White pages to locate people or institutions Yellow pages for consumers who have decided to buy a product or service
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Institutional, e.g. IUPUI phone book Commercial, e.g. WhoWhere? X.500 (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol)
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Third-party directories
Basic, e.g. BigBook Business directories, e.g. LEXISNEXIS Company library State business directories Manufacturers directory Metropolitan area business directory
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Maintained by seller rather than by third party Unlike yellow pages, aimed at prospective buyers who havent heard of company or product (based on idea that marketing relies on two-way information flow between marketer & customer)
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Information filtering
Mail-filtering agents
AppleSearch Mail
News-filtering agents
MSNBC Push
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Document addressing
URL-based
addressing
rather than
Computer-centered
user-centered
Uniform
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References