Access to Digital Data
What is information governance? Basically, it bridges the gap between those who manage data and those who use it. This interesting explanation came from Baseline […]
October 2015
Register Early, Save Money
By admin|October 22nd, 20152015-10-21T14:34:11-04:00
The National Federation of Advanced Information Services (NFAIS) has opened up the Early Bird Registration for their annual conference scheduled for February 21-23, 2016 in […]
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Managing the Content
By admin|October 22nd, 20152015-10-21T15:02:59-04:00
ContentWorX is a content and records management service specifically configured for use by New Zealand government agencies adhering to government requirements concerning information management, […]
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Semantics in the Clouds
By Melody Smith|October 21st, 20152015-10-20T14:52:50-04:00
Expert System has announced that their Cogito API is now available on Google Cloud Launcher. This means developers and organizations will be able to launch […]
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Intelligent Content
By Melody Smith|October 21st, 20152015-10-20T14:54:13-04:00
Semantic technology is all the rage these days. Machine learning is a well-established subfield of computer science and the machine learner i.e. the computer […]
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New Resources for Students
By Melody Smith|October 20th, 20152015-10-19T11:54:17-04:00
EBSCO Information Services has released an online learning platform to help students build skills. This new product is called PrepSTEP. This news came to us […]
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Managing Multiple Assets
By Melody Smith|October 20th, 20152015-10-19T12:11:21-04:00
As digital assets continue to grow, a significant percentage of those assets are videos. All too often, users have a hard time finding the content […]
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In Defense of Taxonomies: In Response to the Recent Scholarly Kitchen Posts about Google Scholar, Indexing, and Content Findability
By admin|October 19th, 20152015-10-19T14:38:54-04:00
Several interesting points were raised over the course of the two posts — and, notably, in the resulting comments featuring Anurag Acharya — by […]
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Flexible Data
By admin|October 16th, 20152015-10-15T20:51:53-04:00
At KMWorld 2015, they know the importance of being able to respond quickly to changing trends and business challenges. This year’s theme is “Agile […]
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Class-ism in Classifications
By admin|October 16th, 20152015-10-15T20:53:41-04:00
In the world of classification, how deep do you go? This interesting topic came to us from Robb Wolff’s website in an article titled, “Seven […]
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