SAN DIEGO — Salford Systems looks forward to welcoming attendees to the 2012 Salford Analytics and Data Mining conference in San Diego, May 24–25 to discuss advancements and applications of Salford’s data mining tools. The conference will offer an outstanding range of opportunities for data mining enthusiasts to connect with their colleagues and learn about new data mining techniques and tools.

Early–bird registration may be completed at http://www.salforddatamining.com, and must be completed on or before 11:59 p.m. PST, on Friday March 24, 2012. Registering early ensures the best rates for attendees.

The planned program includes data mining application presentations in:

• Predictive Modeling in Banking
• Targeted Marketing
• Music Score Prediction Analysis
• Genomics and Bioinformatics
• Business Intelligence
• Pharmaceutical and Drug Discovery
• Environmental Forecasting and more!

“Salford Systems’ conferences consistently offer the highest quality papers on the practice of data mining,” said Dan Steinberg, CEO and Founder of Salford Systems. “Experienced professionals report on important projects performed at major corporations and research institutions, emphasizing the details that led to excellent results. A Salford Conference is the best place to learn how to run real–world data mining analytics.”

About Salford Systems
Founded in 1983, Salford Systems specializes in providing new–generation data mining and predictive modeling software and consulting services for industries such as banking, insurance, healthcare, pharmaceutical, telecommunications, transportation, manufacturing, retail and catalog sales, and education. The company’s CART®, MARS®, TreeNet® and RandomForests® data mining software are currently installed in over 3,500 sites worldwide, including 300 major universities. Salford Systems is headquartered in San Diego, CA. For more information, visit http://www.salford-systems.com or telephone 619-543-8880.

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