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Join us for the sixth annual Basis Technology Government Users Conference on June 16, 2011 in McLean, VA. **The conference is free to all government employees. (A fee applies to non-goverment employees.)** This premier event for human language technology specialists in government will focus on human language technologies being deployed in the cloud to respond to the growing size of data to be analyzed. See demonstrations of current technologies and peek at future developments in text analytics in the cloud, translation of Romanized Arabic chat, cellular network analysis in the cloud, and more. Our conference attendees return year after year for the rich opportunity to network with their counterparts in many parts of government—learning, sharing, and exploring ideas together. Registration is OPEN at https://fs11.formsite.com/basistech/2011-govt-conference/secure_index.html. Featured conference talks include: * The Future of Text Analytics—A survey of current and future technologies including, document classification, near-duplicate detection, co-reference resolution, and automatic fact-relationship-event extraction * Intelligence From Raw Data: Applying Text Analytics to Save Time and Lives—Overview and demonstration of an advanced text analytics platform to triage large multilingual document sets for intelligence * A Revolution in Technology: Arabic Chat Translation—Software able to convert Romanized Arabic chat to standard Arabic * Cellular Network Analysis and Exploitation in the Cloud—Cell phone analysis in the field via cloud computing * Optimizing Productivity for the Arabic, Dari, and Pashto Linguist ——Applications for name transliteration from Arabic, Dari, and Pashto, and other tools To register or for more information, visit www.basistech.com/conference or call 617-386-2090. Spaces are limited so please submit your registration today. We look forward to seeing you there!