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Answers Ideas Clients on the WebNet to Web
  • Arpanet
  • -Military and research info share, simple
    email
  • -http//www.zakon.org/robert/internet/time
    line/ has detailed history
  • World Wide Web
  • -CERN http (www)
  • Internet
  • -advertising )
  • -multimedia

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Answers Ideas Clients on the Web
Indexer-Finders
  • Good reference http//www.walthowe.com/navnet/hi
    story.html
  • Archie
  • - ftp search in list of sites
  • WAIS, gopher go fer?, Veronica
  • - search within a site
  • Spider (aka webcrawler)
  • - search for sites

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Answers Ideas Clients on the WebSearch Engines
  • Supposed to use spiders but with the advent of
    i-net as advertising medium, most are
    meta-searchers
  • Google, yahoo, lycos, ask jeeves etc., etc.
    http//search.yahoo.com/search?psearchenginexar
    gs02u3hs9yoaKCstSjWzAFC1QsyyctRDWzMFBxBRAAaiEA3D
    3Dpstart6frfp-pull-web-tb21
  • Like it or not, search engines are now heavily
    influenced by commercials

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Answers Ideas Clients on the WebSearch Engines II
  • General
  • http//www.google.com
  • http//www.yahoo.com
  • http//www.askjeeves.com
  • http//www.hotbot.com , http//www.altavista.com
    , http//www.lycos.com
  • Science
  • http//www.searchengineguide.com/pages/Science/Che
    mistry/index.html Analytical, chemistry, chem
    info, resources
  • http//www.ojose.com/ OJOSE Online JOurnal
    SEarch
  • http//www.sciam.com/search/ Search SciAm
    database
  • http//www.sc.edu/library/science/scisearch.html
    Very broad coverage

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Answers Ideas Clients on the WebMore Search
Engines
  • Chemistry and Chemical Engineering
  • http//www.chemindustry.com/ Many valuable
    features
  • http//chemfinder.cambridgesoft.com/ Has a
    structure search feature
  • http//siri.org/ MSDS site
  • http//www.searchengineguide.com/pages/Science/Che
    mistry/ Extensive list includes many not listed
    above (and not personally checked)
  • References/Journals (Chemical)
  • http//pubs.acs.org/ ACS title search (current
    TOC)
  • http//www.aiche.org/aichejournal/ (TOC)
  • http//www.abc.chemistry.bsu.by/current/fulltext04
    .htm List free online journals, including Russian
    sources

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Answers Ideas Clients on the WebNo more Search
Engines
  • Management Search Engine produced 7,730,000
    hits, most on management OF your search engine
  • Are there any sites devoted to management issues
    in a chemical environment?
  • - http//www.cdmaonline.org/home.html
    Commercial development and management assn
  • Many many sites for jobs because of dictionary
    keywords
  • Be creative Search by style (Ex Japanese
    Management Style) exclude job, jobs Ex
    american management style job jobs finds
    http//www.amanet.org/index.htm American
    Management Association

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Answers Ideas Clients on the WebAnswers
  • Not experts on/in everything
  • - Topic (e.g., metallurgy, or low-carbon
    steel) or process (e.g., solving formulation
    problems) a choice
  • Only consult in topic expertise area
  • - Limited client/projects
  • - Possible better
  • Consult as generalist
  • -Process is H2 get answers
  • -Networking keeps flow of work
  • -Work flow vital to

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Answers Ideas Clients on the WebAnswersTopic
expert consultant
  • Examples
  • - PE Cr-catalyst
  • - Xanthan gum thickeners
  • - diazotization
  • Few consultants good per diem , maybe
  • Not a lot of value from i-net
  • Hard to keep current-obsolescence can be sudden
    (Fast Red PDC)
  • Networking/associations highly specific
  • Expert witness

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Answers Ideas Clients on the WebAnswersConsult
as General Expert
  • Harder to appear expert
  • - Think of GP diagnosing disease most want to
    hear from an expert (specialist)
  • Presentation as Expert
  • Client has no chemical knowledge roof
    de-algae-nation, electronic component cleaner
  • Need creative interview to get at real
    problemcareful! dont let the question reveal
    the answer for free!
  • Capture projects, farm out segments
  • Finding answers when youre not the expert
  • - What good is the net?

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Answers Ideas Clients on the WebSoAnswers
  • Nothings changedanswers require work
  • Most books are not on the web
  • Most of what is on the web is either current,
    accurate, useful, accessible and costs money or
    free and has doubtful value
  • Exceptions USPTO, MSDS
  • Two-step exception contact chemical mfr

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Answers Ideas Clients on the WebSoAnswersfor
fee
  • Derwent http//www.delphion.com/derwent/ A
    worldwide patent finder
  • EPO http//www.european-patent-office.org/index.en
    .php
  • Japanese Kokai http//www.jpo.go.jp/ links to
    laws, not patents
  • - Derwent and Lexis-Nexis can help
  • Lexis-Nexis http//www.lexis-nexis.com/
  • ACCCE http//www.chemconsult.org/ Both topic
    and process capable members

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Answers Ideas Clients on the WebSoAnswersfor
fRee
  • USPTO http//www.uspto.gov/
  • Keyword search on the engines
  • Supplier info (v. basic)
  • College reports papers
  • Resumes, News items, Hobby, Services

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Answers Ideas Clients on the WebIdeas
  • Consultant ??Inventor
  • Consultant
  • - paid for developing answers
  • - may get patent
  • Inventor
  • - not paid for developing answers
  • - must get patent

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Answers Ideas Clients on the WebIdeas? Whos
Asking?
  • Consultant --- solving a problem
  • - researched answers came up empty
  • - leads? follow up
  • - check related topics
  • - reaching

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Answers Ideas Clients on the WebIdeas? Whos
Asking?
  • Out of the box
  • - Science fiction? A matter of timing
  • - geosynchronous orbit for telecomm AC Clarke
    1947
  • - two-way wrist radio Ketcham (Dick Tracy)
    1940s
  • - e-books eInk
  • - nanobots
  • Transfer of technology
  • - Organic electroplating
  • - Raster image from TV?photocuring of
    prototype articles

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Answers Ideas Clients on the WebInnocentive
  • Source for ideas
  • Problems for consultants and inventors
  • - Could get paid for expertise
  • Issues
  • - Hidden client
  • Syntheses
  • - Objective outcome with good payoff
  • - Need a lab

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Answers Ideas Clients on the WebExample Answers
  • Algae remover contains chlorine bleach
  • - Environmental issues raised
  • - Plants bleached/damaged
  • - Hazardous in use
  • - Very effective in use
  • What could replace it?

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Answers Ideas Clients on the WebExample Answers
II
  • What doesnt work
  • Simple washing
  • Dehydration cant be done
  • Scraping/scrubbing too many crannies
  • Need another penetrating biocide
  • - another bleach

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Answers Ideas Clients on the WebExample Answers
III
  • USPTO lists hundreds of biocides
  • - esoteric, expensive, not commercially
    available
  • Keyword bleach turns up alternatives
  • - persulfate, perborate, percarbonate
  • - lets not forget hydrogen peroxide
  • Used for laundry
  • - safe, commercially available, desired use not
    covered

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Answers Ideas Clients on the WebClients
  • Mostly - you dont find them
  • - problems are not
    published
  • - prefer internal
    solutions
  • - they dont know you
  • But - you can get names and make cold
    calls
  • - search chemical
    company state
  • - search company indexes (not
    online)
  • - read articles on your expert topic areas
    offer support
  • Still - They need to be able to
    find you

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Answers Ideas Clients on the Web

4Your Web
Page in a Billion Page Magazine
  • Notify search engines
  • Connect to other sites
  • Dont overdo the keywords
  • Use text for searchability
  • Consider buying a slot
  • Lets all turn to page 1,369,382,107

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Answers Ideas Clients on the WebNotify Search
Engines
  • Spiders take their time webcrawlers need to be
    told
  • Many have links to their database (how you tell
    them youre on the web)
  • - Google http//www.google.com/addurl.html
  • - Yahoo http//search.yahoo.com/info/submi
    t.html
  • - Analytical services http//www.anachem.um
    u.se/jumpstation.htm
  • - Chemistry info http//www.chemdex.org/
    Choose Add a link
  • - Chemical resource links
    http//www.liv.ac.uk/Chemistry/Links/links.html
  • Click on link to url additions
    (Good resource to University and Company names)

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Answers Ideas Clients on the WebLinks, keywords,
text
  • Some search engines, like Google, will rank a
    site by other sites its connected to (and which
    refer to the ranked site). Providing links gets
    this ranking element on your side.
  • Some search engines discount meta-keywords, and
    may penalize for too many words (not the size of
    the site, the number of different words may be
    interpreted as stacking the deck).
  • Searches wont find text pasted as picture

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Answers Ideas Clients on the WebConsider a Buy
  • Google has become famous for popping ads
    alongside keyword search results. Those folks
    bought the find.
  • Especially early-on, being found on page 1 or 2
    of a search is rare without a buy
  • But its not for the undercapitalizedcost of
    2/click/day x 10 clicks x 30 days 600/month
  • Certainly, there are other engines

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Answers Ideas Clients on the WebFinal Thoughts
  • Consulting as a business is a business, not a
    pastime
  • Networking is not just a web concept
  • The web has a lot to offer, but the library
    shouldnt be forgotten
  • Good luck and thank you.
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