A month ago I wrote a summary of my thoughts on a Federated Search Symposium I had attended, and that post generated a lot of comments. The sponsor of the Symposium, The Alberta Library, has just announced that all the documentation from the symposium is now available on their website, and there's some really useful stuff there for anyone who's considering a federated search product. Of particular interest will be the vendor fact sheets found on the Vendor's Page.
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