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		<title>The Olympics and Business Intelligence?</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 13 Aug 2008 00:14:14 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Ryan Caplan</dc:creator>
		
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		<description><![CDATA[...the coordination of the Chinese performers is the exact type of highly sophisticated orchestration that businesses should be seeing from their competitive data.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>If you watched the opening ceremonies in Beijing, you probably would agree that it was an absolute marvel of human coordination. Putting any political differences aside, the ability to transform 15,000 human beings into a highly coordinated digitial and visual display was jaw dropping. What&#8217;s this have to do with Business Intelligence&#8230; I actually think that the coordination of the Chinese performers is the exact type of highly sophisticated orchestration that businesses should be seeing from their competitive&nbsp;data.</p>
<p>Coordinating millions of data points should be as seamless and as simple to the viewer (or user) as the experience of watching the outcome of 15,000 people in mass synchronization, with perfect execution. I&#8217;m not suggesting the process behind the scenes needs to be simple per se, but to the end benefactor, the user, it must be. After all, who cares about the preperation, what business users need is the&nbsp;action.</p>
<p>But instead, <span class="caps">BI</span> products require the user to be writer, producer and director of the entire event, rather than the person who ultimately is supposed to benefit from the experience of interacting with the&nbsp;technology.</p>
<p>I think the industry has had the process upside down and backwards. Maybe we can learn something from the spectacle of the opening ceremonies to try to find better ways to transform data into breakthrough innovation rather than trying to mold business users into&nbsp;mathematicians.</p>
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		<title>Is a Dashboard Really the Answer for BI?</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 06 Aug 2008 18:04:07 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Ryan Caplan</dc:creator>
		
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		<description><![CDATA[Recently, it seems that every article published about the future of Business Intelligence expounds the power and benefit of dashboards vs traditional reporting. It seems that the methods of building complex queries and data cubes is beyond the reach of the average business user and the only solution is to &#8220;dumb down&#8221; the output and [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Recently, it seems that every article published about the future of Business Intelligence expounds the power and benefit of dashboards vs traditional reporting. It seems that the methods of building complex queries and data cubes is beyond the reach of the average business user and the only solution is to &#8220;dumb down&#8221; the output and interaction methods. The answer - so far - appears to be&nbsp;dashboards.</p>
<p>Dashboards conceal the queries and technology enabling a business manager to quickly understand the current state of the organization. The user can drill down into details and calculations that were fabricated and assembled by a more technical user. However, if the user has a question about the data beyond what&#8217;s present in the dashboard, <span class="caps">BI</span> promptly falls back into the world of a technical person constructing a picture of the truth at the request of a business&nbsp;user.</p>
<p>There may be another way. Rather than seeing dashboards as an end, they must be re-established as a means. The very nature of a dashboard is retrospective or real-time at best; a car does not predict the speed of your vehicle five miles down the road, but rather informs the driver of his/her current velocity. Dashboards capture the decisions that were already made and fail to provide any recommendations to the user as to what decisions to make in the future. Dashboards are &#8220;easy to use&#8221; simply because they provide little functionality, not because they have clearly articulated a specific business intelligence&nbsp;need.</p>
<p>Dashboards are a stepping stone to the future of business intelligence. A necessary step, but a costly one. Companies who see dashboards as the end game will spend exorbitant amounts of money creating or implementing a &#8220;solution&#8221; only to find out in the months and years to come that dashboards provide the illusion of intelligence. Information delivered more quickly and in a graphical format is not intelligence. Dashboards still require the human user to interpret, build consensus and make&nbsp;decisions.</p>
<p>What if a truly intelligent business system could provide recommendations around decisions? We&#8217;re not talking about notifications, but actually recommending specific actions around a business condition. Instead of generating a dashboard of sales trends, a smart system could provide the recommendation for how to act on the trend. If this is the case, viewing the dashboard is only necessary to understand why the recommendation was made. The user no longer needs to interpret the data, but simply build consensus around the recommendation (do we act or not?) and take action. The idea of digging through dashboard after dashboard seeking the truth will seem arduous and&nbsp;unfulfilling.</p>
<p>Dashboards will continue to be an integral aspect of <span class="caps">BI</span> software as a means of quickly conveying complex information in a simple format. Why a user will need to view a dashboard is an evolving&nbsp;question.</p>
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		<title>ColdLight CEO Ryan Caplan Featured on bEye Network</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 17 Jul 2008 14:21:33 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Ryan Caplan, CEO of ColdLight, was featured on the June edition of bEye Network, a Business Intelligence thought leadership organization. In this interview, Ryan explains how ColdLight&#8217;s technology detects and responds to the ongoing, changes in business conditions by watching internal and external data sources, uncovering conditions that require focus, and enabling swift and intelligent [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Ryan Caplan, <span class="caps">CEO</span> of ColdLight, was featured on the June edition of bEye Network, a Business Intelligence thought leadership organization. In this interview, Ryan explains how ColdLight&#8217;s technology detects and responds to the ongoing, changes in business conditions by watching internal and external data sources, uncovering conditions that require focus, and enabling swift and intelligent action. <a href="http://www.b-eye-network.com/listen/7494" target="_blank" onclick="javascript:pageTracker._trackPageview ('/outbound/www.b-eye-network.com');">Listen to the&nbsp;podcast.</a></p>
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		<title>Get Started With ColdLight Analytical Services</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 16 Jul 2008 15:40:37 +0000</pubDate>
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		<title>ColdLight Awarded Ben Franklin Technology Partners Funding</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 12 Jul 2008 01:01:00 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Ryan Caplan</dc:creator>
		
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		<description><![CDATA[Fort Washington, PA – JULY 1, 2008.  ColdLight Solutions LLC today announced that it has received funding from Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Southeastern Pennsylvania (BFTP).  Funds will be used for advancing its automated business intelligence platform and to create new high-technology jobs in&#160;Pennsylvania.
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>Fort Washington, <span class="caps">PA</span> – <span class="caps">JULY</span> 1, 2008. </strong> ColdLight Solutions <span class="caps">LLC</span> today announced that it has received funding from Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Southeastern Pennsylvania (<span class="caps">BFTP</span>).  Funds will be used for advancing its automated business intelligence platform and to create new high-technology jobs in&nbsp;Pennsylvania.</p>
<p>“Businesses today are inundated with more data than they can handle. And, the volume of that data grows exponentially every second. Turning this data into strategic competitive action is what we do best. Our smart software to help our clients quickly identify patterns locked inside of data that hold the keys to competitive advantage”, said Ryan Caplan, <span class="caps">CEO</span> of ColdLight. ‘We are very pleased to have been one of only a handful of companies to receive funding from the <span class="caps">BFTP</span> group. They clearly recognize that this need is growing and ColdLight is in position to serve a ready and eager&nbsp;market.’</p>
<p><strong>About ColdLight </strong></p>
<p>ColdLight Solutions, <span class="caps">LLC</span> recognizes that today’s businesses are data rich, but information poor. The team’s experiences as data analysts, software integrators, military-grade analytics technologists, and user experience experts revealed that existing technologies fail to empower decision makers with the tools necessary to understand a problem, analyze the data, and act quickly and confidently.  ColdLight delivers a new generation of decision making technology where people and work collaboratively, in real time, to automate critical business decisions and investigate complex scenarios by placing the power of next-generation Business Intelligence (<span class="caps">BI</span>) and competitive analytics capabilities in the hands of the business&nbsp;user.</p>
<p><strong>About Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Southeastern&nbsp;Pennsylvania</strong></p>
<p><span class="caps">BFTP</span>/<span class="caps">SEP</span> is Pennsylvania’s  catalyst for stimulating entrepreneurial potential. Ben Franklin invests in innovative enterprises and creates commercialization pathways that generate wealth through science and technology. Part of a statewide network in Pennsylvania, <span class="caps">BFTP</span>/<span class="caps">SEP</span> provides entrepreneurs and established businesses with the Capital, Knowledge and Networks to compete in the global marketplace. <span class="caps">BFTP</span>/<span class="caps">SEP</span> has provided more than $130 million to grow more than 1,600 regional&nbsp;enterprises.</p>
<p>Copyright © 2008, ColdLight Solutions, <span class="caps">LLC</span>. All rights&nbsp;reserved.</p>
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		<title>ColdLight Deploys New Watchdog Software to Aid Campus Security and Prevent Crime</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 01 May 2008 23:53:26 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Intelligent machines analyze and interpret events to anticipate crimes and prescribe preventative action before they&#160;happen
PHILADELPHIA, May 1 /PRNewswire/&#8201;&#8212;&#8201;In the wake of the tragedy at Virginia Tech, administrators are re-evaluating their ability to predict, prevent and respond to disasters on campus. How can campus security make an accurate decision about a threat and instantly communicate the [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<h3>Intelligent machines analyze and interpret events to anticipate crimes and prescribe preventative action before they&nbsp;happen</h3>
<p><span class="caps">PHILADELPHIA</span>, May 1 /PRNewswire/&thinsp;&#8212;&thinsp;In the wake of the tragedy at Virginia Tech, administrators are re-evaluating their ability to predict, prevent and respond to disasters on campus. How can campus security make an accurate decision about a threat and instantly communicate the information to the right early responders and potentially even predict and prevent an attack?<br />
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From issuing &#8220;run for cover&#8221; alerts, to class-rescheduling, to &#8220;campus lockdowns&#8221; that may have saved lives at Virginia Tech, campus administrators (both collegiate and corporate) are searching for better and more cost-effective tools that serve as prevention and early warning response systems to campus&nbsp;crimes.</p>
<p><span class="dquo"><span class="dquo">&#8220;</span></span>Our thoughts and prayers are with the families of the victims of the tragedy at Virginia Tech. We want to get Neuron on college and business campuses across the country,&#8221; said Ryan Caplan, <span class="caps">CEO</span> of ColdLight Solutions, <span class="caps">LLC</span>. &#8220;It is time to use technology to predict, respond to, and ultimately prevent these disasters. Neuron is built to anticipate potentially dangerous events and respond in an&nbsp;instant.&#8221;</p>
<p><span class="dquo"><span class="dquo">&#8220;</span></span>We built Neuron to make intelligence data instantly actionable. We are turning our military grade application that empowers security to make real-time decisions about terrorist threats towards campus security issues,&#8221; Caplan said. &#8220;Neuron assembles disparate data sources and anticipates a flashpoint. It&#8217;s smart enough to push instant alerts in any form to those in danger,&#8221; continued Dragotta, &#8220;and then, it prescribes the most appropriate course of action for law enforcement, even alerting early responders, faculty and&nbsp;students.&#8221;</p>
<p>Neuron(<span class="caps">TM</span>) Backs Campus Security with Prescriptive Intelligence(<span class="caps">TM</span>) Neuron is a formidable tool in protecting business and university campuses. Neuron is the next generation of intelligent criminal prevention, detection and alerting tools; it gives intelligence analysts, police, rescue, and first responder teams new tools for recognizing danger and responding more quickly than ever&nbsp;before.</p>
<p>Security officials are manually surveying massive amounts of information to understand an unfolding event. Neuron automates that work for them in real-time at incredible speed, identifying critical information and prescribing the most appropriate course of action instantly. It is even capable of detecting a flashpoint event before it&nbsp;transpires.</p>
<p>Neuron&nbsp;delivers:</p>
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<li>Real-time Cross-Campus Threat Detection and&nbsp;Monitoring.</li>
<li>Plug-and-play integration with other security devices and campus alerting systems. Connect instantly with video surveillance feeds, locate suspects and victims with <span class="caps">GPS</span>/<span class="caps">GIS</span> campus mapping, leverage mobile messaging to students and faculty, and other relevant live&nbsp;data.</li>
<li>Real-time, instant threat analysis and action&nbsp;prioritization.</li>
<li>The power to push critical messages and analysis to law enforcement, campus officials, and students instantly through mobile messaging, alarm systems, 911, and other instant distribution&nbsp;channels.</li>
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<p>About ColdLight Solutions,&nbsp;<span class="caps">LLC</span></p>
<p>ColdLight Solutions, <span class="caps">LLC</span> was founded in 2005, to help businesses unlock the true value buried deep within complex data. ColdLight Solutions delivers advanced prescriptive analytics solutions to businesses looking to uncover a competitive advantage from data. ColdLight Solutions&#8217; products enhance the detection of terrorist and criminal activities, optimize supply chain forecasting, enable highly targeted marketing efforts, and conduct comprehensive, cost effective market research&nbsp;efforts.</p>
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		<title>Some Thoughts on Delivering Intelligence with Dashboards</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 15 Apr 2008 20:30:16 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Shadan Malik wrote a nice piece in DM Review called, “Dashboards: The New Face of Reporting”. He talks at length about the “at-a-glance” ability of a dashboard to present information quickly to today’s business decision makers. Dashboards really are great. But, still, unless you can actively interact with them – pull levers and change assumptions [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Shadan Malik wrote a nice piece in <a href="http://www.dmreview.com/specialreports/2008_72/10001114-1.html?ET=dmreview:e389:2121039a:&amp;st=email" title="Dashboards: The New Face of Reporting" target="_blank" onclick="javascript:pageTracker._trackPageview ('/outbound/www.dmreview.com');"><span class="caps">DM</span> Review</a> called, “Dashboards: The New Face of Reporting”. He talks at length about the “at-a-glance” ability of a dashboard to present information quickly to today’s business decision makers. Dashboards really are great. But, still, unless you can actively interact with them – pull levers and change assumptions in real time, they are still “reports”. Reports look at what happened in the past – even the recent&nbsp;past.</p>
<p>We will get more insight when we reach into our data and spot the patterns and conditions that have direct meaning on the health of our enterprise. When the dashboard tracks the ebb and flow of data (like vital signs) then we move from the “report” into the “condition-spotting” world of real time. Metaphorically speaking, I want to know that I am heading for rain. I already know if it has&nbsp;rained.</p>
<p>When we empower that dashboard with artificial intelligence driven tools (like Neuron) we begin to get interactivity between the enterprise and the decision maker we will someday be able to steer the enterprise around obstacles. After all, that dashboard metaphor comes from cars, and neither cars nor companies stay&nbsp;still.</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[A recent article by Kate Maddox from Marketing Metrix cites IDC to that say lead generation is the top marketing priority for tech marketers this year - everyone is looking for the best customers when the economy dips. &#8220;With aversion to risk by C-level executives, the slight down turn and concern for growth in the [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>A recent article by Kate Maddox from Marketing Metrix cites <span class="caps">IDC</span> to that say lead generation is the top marketing priority for tech marketers this year - everyone is looking for the best customers when the economy dips. &#8220;With aversion to risk by C-level executives, the slight down turn and concern for growth in the next year, &#8230;. more companies are shifting to lead generation programs.&#8221; That means buying lists and hoping to get a 2.5% return. Whatever it is that makes the 2.5% respond is a key to finding more responders. The &#8220;key&#8221; is complex and may take into account many invisible attributes like &#8220;time of day&#8221; and &#8220;weather conditions&#8221;. Companies need cost effective ways to find more of these great responders in their lead generation efforts. Deep internal data combined and connected to external data is part of that answer. We want business analytics that identify the visible and invisible attributes of the &#8220;better customer&#8221; to be&nbsp;repeatable.</p>
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		<title>Oracle Developer of the Year Dan Chisarick Joins ColdLight Solutions</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Philadelphia, PA, February 1, 2008. ColdLight Solutions, LLC today announced that Dan Chisarick, Oracle&#8217;s Web Developer of the Year 2005, has been named Lead Architect for the Company. As ColdLight Solutions continues to expand its offering of Prescriptive-IntelligenceTM&#62; based decisioning tools, Chisarck will join the architecture&#160;team.
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>Philadelphia, <span class="caps">PA</span>, February 1, 2008.</strong> ColdLight Solutions, <span class="caps">LLC</span> today announced that Dan Chisarick, Oracle&#8217;s Web Developer of the Year 2005, has been named Lead Architect for the Company. As ColdLight Solutions continues to expand its offering of Prescriptive-IntelligenceTM&gt; based decisioning tools, Chisarck will join the architecture&nbsp;team.</p>
<p>Dan brings more than 15 years of design and architecture experience to ColdLight’s team of innovators. “His deep knowledge of the web and the backend technologies will enable us to lift the next generation of Neuron tools into the waiting hands of subscribers to our on-demand analytics tools”, says Ryan Caplan,&nbsp;<span class="caps">CEO</span>.</p>
<p>“Chisarick on board is good news to Coldlight’s growing list of subscribers – our customers will take the controls of our prescriptive intelligence and analytics tools and drive out answers to their business analysis challenges in real&nbsp;time.”</p>
<p>Prior to joining ColdLight, Chisarick served as Lead Architect for Fidelity National Information Services and Sanchez Computer&nbsp;Associates.</p>
<p><strong>About ColdLight Solutions,&nbsp;<span class="caps">LLC</span></strong></p>
<p>ColdLight Solutions, <span class="caps">LLC</span> was founded in 2005, to help businesses unlock the true value buried deep within complex data. With headquarters in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, ColdLight Solutions provides advanced prescriptive analytics solutions to businesses challenged with uncovering a competitive advantage from their data. ColdLight Solutions products enhance the detection of terrorist and criminal activities, optimize supply chain forecasting, enable highly targeted marketing efforts, and conduct comprehensive, cost effective market research&nbsp;efforts.</p>
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		<title>Neuron Debuts as Promising Anti-Terrorist Intelligence Solution</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[ColdLight&#8217;s Powerful New Military Grade Inferencing Services are Ready to integrate with World Class Intelligence&#160;Tools
PHILADELPHIA, April 19, 2007. IEEE is spot lighting young, innovative companies at their conference on Advanced Technology (April 30th - May 4th) in Waltham, MA. Here, small brilliant companies interconnect their products to help our military detect intelligence information quickly and [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<h3>ColdLight&#8217;s Powerful New Military Grade Inferencing Services are Ready to integrate with World Class Intelligence&nbsp;Tools</h3>
<p><strong><span class="caps">PHILADELPHIA</span>, April 19, 2007.</strong> <span class="caps">IEEE</span> is spot lighting young, innovative companies at their conference on Advanced Technology (April 30th - May 4th) in Waltham, <span class="caps">MA</span>. Here, small brilliant companies interconnect their products to help our military detect intelligence information quickly and in turn, act on that information&nbsp;effectively.</p>
<p>The spotlight is on ColdLight Solutions, <span class="caps">LLC</span> from Philadelphia, whose automated intelligence framework, Neuron, promises to be a force in the arsenal against enemy activities. &#8220;Neuron is the next generation of intelligent machines. We are giving analysts new tools for direct interaction with data. Today, analysts face the daunting task of surveying massive data points. Now, Neuron does that work for them - and then goes further; prioritizing the most appropriate areas of focus and prescribing the most appropriate course of action. We&#8217;re making huge masses of information instantly actionable,&#8221; says Ryan Caplan, <span class="caps">CEO</span> of ColdLight&nbsp;Solutions.</p>
<p>With&nbsp;Neuron:</p>
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<li>What once took many analysts months to do, Neuron can do&nbsp;instantly</li>
<li>Terrorist information can be intercepted before it turns into criminal&nbsp;action</li>
<li>Airport Systems, Port Systems, Campus Security and Communication System; all are made exponentially more powerful with Neuron&#8217;s instant recognition and cross-referencing of behavioral&nbsp;patterns</li>
<li>Integrates world-class military-grade mapping tools, automated object detection systems, and advanced data visualization technologies The Prescriptive Intelligence(<span class="caps">TM</span>) capabilities orchestrates all points of information into speedy&nbsp;action</li>
<li>Neuron delivers a virtual command center that enables human and machine intelligence to interact, and leverage each others&#8217;&nbsp;expertise.</li>
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<h3>About Neuron&nbsp;Technology</h3>
<p><span class="caps">NEURON</span> will be unveiled for public debut at the conference. Its prescriptive intelligence functions are made possible by deep pattern recognition capabilities that mimic the human brain&#8217;s capacity to think and&nbsp;learn.</p>
<p>Neuron promises to be a formidable tool in the war against terrorism; however, the application has huge implications on the future of marketing analytics, supply chain optimization, fraud detection, and&nbsp;more.</p>
<h3>About ColdLight Solutions,&nbsp;<span class="caps">LLC</span></h3>
<p>ColdLight Solutions, <span class="caps">LLC</span> was founded in 2005, to help businesses unlock the true value buried deep within complex data. With headquarters in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, ColdLight Solutions provides advanced prescriptive analytics solutions to businesses challenged with uncovering a competitive advantage from their massive data systems. ColdLight Solutions products enhance the detection of terrorist and criminal activities, optimize supply chain forecasting, enable highly targeted marketing efforts, and conduct comprehensive, cost effective market research&nbsp;efforts.</p>
<h3>About <span class="caps">IEEE</span> Kimas &#8216;07&nbsp;Conference</h3>
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