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Registration: http://nextpussycat.eventbrite.com
May 30 Wed Search For The Next PussyCat Engine:
Event Title: Search For The Next PussyCat Engine: Meow! Too Sexy For My UI
Every attendee will receive tokens from LuckyOliver for professional photo stock. Must attend to receive tokens.
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May 30 Wed Search For The Next PussyCat Engine:
Meow! Too Sexy For My UI

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Event Title: Search For The Next PussyCat Engine: Meow! Too Sexy For My UI Flyer PDF
Theme Song: I'm Too Sexy For You
Date & Time: 5/30/2007 Wed 6:30pm-9:30pm
Location: Hurricane Electric "The Matrix" Building
48233 Warm Spring Blvd, Fremont California 94539
Who Should Attend?
Product Managers
User Experience Directors
User Interface Engineers
Information Architects
Interactive Engineers
Web Application Developers
Web Designers
What You Learn?
Successful factors of popular well-designed vertical search engines
Mistakes of search engines in the past
Product design such as User interface, Information Architecture
Interactive design patterns in vertical search engines
How our experts design the search patterns on vertical product search engines
Date & Time: 5/30/2007 Wed 6:30pm-9:30pm
Location: Hurricane Electric "The Matrix" Building
48233 Warm Spring Blvd, Fremont California 94539
Who Should Attend?
Product Managers
User Experience Directors
User Interface Engineers
Information Architects
Interactive Engineers
Web Application Developers
Web Designers
What You Learn?
Successful factors of popular well-designed vertical search engines
Mistakes of search engines in the past
Product design such as User interface, Information Architecture
Interactive design patterns in vertical search engines
How our experts design the search patterns on vertical product search engines
Moderator & Presenter:
Bryan Zmijewski, Chief Instigator at LuckyOliver & Design Lecturer at Stanford University
Discussion Panelists:
Hongche Liu, Chief Information Architect at Spock Networks
Ash Damle, CEO at MEDgle
Peter Weck, CTO at SimplyHired
Burak Gokturk, CTO at Riya
Bryan Zmijewski, Chief Instigator at LuckyOliver & Design Lecturer at Stanford University
Discussion Panelists:
Hongche Liu, Chief Information Architect at Spock Networks
Ash Damle, CEO at MEDgle
Peter Weck, CTO at SimplyHired
Burak Gokturk, CTO at Riya
6:30pm-7:30pm Networking, Food & Drink
7:30pm-9:00pm Discussion Panel
9:00pm-9:45pm LuckyOliver Demo & Design Conceptualization on Ideation
9:45pm Giveaways Sponsored by O'Reilly & LuckyOliver
7:30pm-9:00pm Discussion Panel
9:00pm-9:45pm LuckyOliver Demo & Design Conceptualization on Ideation
9:45pm Giveaways Sponsored by O'Reilly & LuckyOliver
Every attendee will receive tokens from LuckyOliver for professional photo stock. Must attend to receive tokens.
Speakers
Hongche Liu, Chief Information Architect at Spock Networks
Peter Weck, CTO at SimplyHired
Burak Gokturk, Ph.D., Chief Technology Officer & Co-Founder at Riya
Ash Mamle, CEO at MEDgle
Ash Damle is the CEO of MEDgle, a personalized medical search. MEDgle's goal is to make medical information easily and intuitively accessible for the benefit and betterment of everybody. Previously, Ash was the CEO of 2028, a vertical search and expert system platform which is used by the companies such as MIT Media Lab and CTB (a division of McGraw-Hill). In addition Ash has worked as a senior consultant in the retail/financial technology sector with companies such as Skillnet Solutions and the R&D at Citicorp. Over the course of the last 7 years, Ash has consistently worked on enabling practical artificial intelligence in such areas as: real-time ray tracers, automated path planning, supply chain optimization, business intelligence, and search. In addition Ash has worked globally in countries the US, UK, India, and China. Ash graduated from MIT with majors in computer science and mathematics. Ash's other interests include kendo, akido, reading, running, and the occational pickup basketball game.
Bryan Zmijewski, Chief Instigator at LuckyOliver & Design Lecturer at Stanford University
As Skyline's first employee, Bryan gained experience in many areas. Impressed by his design sense and his self-starter nature, Skyline founders made Bryan responsible not only for creating ideas for new toys, but also for deciding how best to market those toys. Bryan's hard work helped move Skyline from a startup company to an industry leader; the company was purchased by product design giant IDEO.
After acquisition by IDEO, Bryan helped integrate Skyline into IDEO, ensuring a smooth transition and establishing strategic energy. In his continued work with IDEO, he facilitated communication and working relationships with more than 100 toy companies, as well as helping create and license more than 40 toy concepts to companies like Mattel (Barbie, Fisher Price, and Tyco), Hasbro and Playmates.
Bryan became more interested in running his own business. This interest led him to co-found eXPLICO, Inc. His experience at eXPLICO gave him a crash course in the intricacies and many tasks that must be handled in order to successfully start a business. Bryan was responsible for everything from the company's website development, recruiting and managing 9 consultants, pitching the company to potential angel investors and recruiting board members.
At the same time of his work at eXPLICO, Bryan also served as a lecturer at Stanford University, an assignment he still holds today. Within the University's design division, Bryan teaches both basic and advanced design conceptualization classes. During his tenure, he introduced a curriculum focusing on utilizing new technologies to improve ideation, and integrating business concepts and trends from the new economy.
While continuing his teaching duties at Stanford, Bryan formed ZURB in February of 1998. At ZURB, Bryan serves as a brand engineer providing strategic design, marketing and branding assistance. His work for clients including Sun Microsystems, Versitas, Finisar and ClickTracks has included identity development, illustration, information design, web design, software design, icon design and multimedia work.
Bryan's future plans include co-authoring a book on the intangibles inherent in business relationships, lecturing to both students and business groups on design issues and continuing to grow his art and photography interests.
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