1. Saving Time with Federated Search Abe Lederman, President, Deep Web Technologies Terry Colby, Director of Sales, Deep Web Technologies Websearch University, September 22, 2008

2. What is Federated Search? Federated Search is an application or service that allows a user to submit a search in parallel to multiple, distributed information sources and retrieve aggregated, ranked and de-duped results.

3. In Other Words… One Search, Many Sources Peer Reviewed Papers Blogs & Wikis Subscription Sources Public Web Sources E-Books News Begin Search

4. Taking Advantage of Federated Search Know the techniques that can save you time and know when to use them!

5. Advanced search fields allow you to narrow down your search for more relevant results. Choose your sources if you know where relevant information may reside.

6. Sorting makes sifting through results easier. Refine Search will search within the results retrieved to narrow your search. Clustering allows you to “drill down” into different topics related to your search.

7. Automatic alerts notify you by email or RSS when new results are available on your requested search term.

8. Free, Publicly Available Federated Search Engines Science Science.gov Scitopia.org WorldWideScience.org Nutrition Nutrition.gov

13. Free, Publicly Available Federated Search Engines (Cont.) Military DTIC Multisearch Business BIZNAR.com

16. Abe Lederman abe@deepwebtech.com Terry Colby terry@deepwebtech.com Please stop by our table for a demonstration of BIZNAR.com