Archive for 2011
Media World Embraces Semantics
Semantics is playing an increasingly important role in the development of knowledge management tools across a variety of industries, but some of the most interesting developments are coming from the media world.
Read MoreIt’s Good to Have Friends
The Taxonomy Division of the Special Libraries Association (SLA) wants you to recruit your friends for membership. This is one of those times that you benefit from having so many friends because the division member with the most recruits wins prizes!
Read MoreHybrid Clouds?
There is a lot of talk about organizations pulling back their data from the clouds due to the challenges of integration and the concerns of inaccessibility. Many predict a hybrid delivery is in our future. How does content management fit into the clouds, especially with a hybrid delivery model?
Read MoreTaxonomies in Book Store Organizations
There are many approaches to the building of a thesaurus and taxonomy. No absolutely right or absolutely wrong methods exist but there are some that are not as efficient as others. Some which lead to bias in the resulting work. Some which will not work with the data the client actually wants to surface on a website or data mine or tag. There are some very expensive approaches and some very practical approaches to doing the work.
Read MoreJumping On and Off the Clouds
We hear the term “cloud” every day, but what does it mean to us, and more importantly how do we decide whether to move our data?
Read MoreFiling Your Email Seamlessly
Scinaptic has launched Release 5 of its OnePlaceMail solution, an advanced Microsoft Office/Outlook to SharePoint solution.
Read MoreNatural Language Processing Changes Language
New software system addresses the lack of language process systems for non-English electronic resources. Data mining with more accurate translation helps for computational processing of documents.
Read MoreFrom Ink to Digital
The U.S. Government Printing Office (GPO) marked a milestone recently when it officially reached 150 years of producing and delivering government documents for all three branches of the Federal Government and the public.
Read MoreHow Do You Manage Your Knowledge?
We’ve all heard the saying “knowledge is power.” This tends to exist within a silo-centric environment. However, great leaders realize that controlling knowledge diminishes value, while releasing knowledge creates value.
Read MoreFreeing The Data – Trends for the Future
Data is not a singular thing or process. Technology continues to evolve and branch out with highly scalable web search engines, increasingly capable natural language processing technologies, and artificial intelligence. Watson. Need we say more?
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