By Melody Smith|January 29th, 2014|metadata, News, storage, Taxonomy|Comments Off on What to Expect in 2014?
E-discovery is a huge part of search technology. Increasingly, e-discovery demands involve other electronic information disciplines, like records management, cyber security and corporate compliance. This interesting information came from CMSWire in their post, "E-Discovery Trends for 2014."
By Melody Smith|January 28th, 2014|indexing, metadata, News|Comments Off on Making Recordkeeping Robust
Infolinx System Solutions has been chosen by the Virginia Department of Social Services (VDSS) – Division of Child Support Enforcement (DCSE) for their enterprise physical records management software, Infolinx WEB Commercial-Off-The-Shelf (COTS). This move will be taking their records management from spreadsheets to a robust, browser-based solution.
By Melody Smith|January 28th, 2014|indexing, metadata, News|Comments Off on Proper Findability
Metago has released an update that allows indexing with ASTRO Cloud & File Manager. This new feature works on content found on mobile devices, tablets, in the cloud or on networked platforms, and it all happens invisibly to the user.
The Affordable Care Act (ACA) continues and day-to-day operations are changing for many healthcare providers. For example, hospitals must now shift their patient records systems to electronic medical records, which introduces additional challenges during an already stressful time. This interesting and relevant news was found on ebizQ in their article, “Taxonomy Aids Navigation of Turbulent Healthcare Environment.”
By Melody Smith|January 22nd, 2014|metadata, News, semantic|Comments Off on New Partnership Focusing on Analytics
Actuate Corporation has announced their cooperation with Bitext, who provides text analytics engines. Sequentially, Bitext recently announced a partnership with Salesforce.com. All this camaraderie is combining tools and talents to produce solutions unavailable in a solo state.
By Melody Smith|January 21st, 2014|metadata, News|Comments Off on Data? What data?
We often speak of the massive volume of data that exists and is being created each and every moment of the day. However, if you narrowed it on just a portion of that data, you would find there is a large variety of data out there. Forbes brought this information to us in their article, "Big Data Variety Means That Metadata Matters."
By Melody Smith|January 20th, 2014|Access Insights, Business strategy, Featured, metadata, Term lists|Comments Off on Information and Data Governance/Management – How to Start
The link between Business and Information Technology is the data, information, and process assets that are stored and automated through technical tools. This blog suggests the first steps toward governing and managing these important assets before tool implementation, helping to avoid the too common “graveyards” of expensive, underused tools.
By Melody Smith|January 17th, 2014|metadata, News|Comments Off on The Popularity of Data
Depending on your entertainment and news choices, the assumption of what was most talked about in 2013 may differ from this list. HITC Lifestyle brought us this interesting example of metadata in their article, "Beyond selfies and twerking … the words that really mattered in 2013." Big data, metadata, surveillance, and Obamacare are just a few of the terms that one author considered worthy. Unlike artisanal, using these terms does not automatically increase the price of the product.
By Melody Smith|January 15th, 2014|metadata, News, search, Taxonomy|Comments Off on New Acquisition Creates Mega-Database
The Tribune Co. has agreed to buy the Gracenote subsidiary from Sony for $170 million. This will add a music metadata service to its video metadata operation. Gracenote is best known for its music metadata, used by a number of streaming music services. The Gracenote database gets 550 million look-ups each day and more than 16 billion every month. This news come from CED Magazine in their article, "Tribune to buy Gracenote for $170M."
By Melody Smith|January 15th, 2014|metadata, News, semantic|Comments Off on New Partnership Results in Real-Time Analysis
Datawatch Corporation has announced an OEM partnership with Semantic Visions to deliver real-time predictive analysis and visualization of supply chain disruptions on the SAP HANA platform. This came to us from MarketWatch in their article, “Datawatch And Semantic Visions Enable Real-Time Predictive Analysis And Visualization For SAP HANA.”