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Looking for Opportunities: Challenges in Procurement Search
Pages 1397 - 1398
Abstract
Procurement legislation stipulates that information about the goods, services, or works, that tax-funded authorities wish to purchase are made publicly available in a procurement contract notice. However, for businesses wishing to tender for such competitive opportunities, finding relevant procurement contract notices presents a challenging professional search task. In this talk, we will provide an overview of procurement search and then describe the challenges in addressing the related search and recommendation tasks.
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ISBN:9781450361729
DOI:10.1145/3331184
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