Good Indexing Requires Solid Taxonomies
The Document Scanning is a scanning and indexing services provider that works to create efficient indexes for digital scanned images of documents, books, records, etc.
Read MoreLooking to Indexing for Organization
In Australia, the Victorian Department of Human Services has been criticized for their recordkeeping practices by the state ombudsman. This came about from the frustration of former wards of state trying to access their historical records.
Read MoreAHIMA Recommends Preparation
In the middle of the AMA and other professional organizations still seeking to get the ICD-10 coding classification transition delayed or stopped completely, the Association for Health Information Management (AHIMA) is encouraging providers to not stop and wait, but to continue training and preparing.
Read MoreThe Security of Your Data
Varonis Systems has released the latest version of Varonis DatAdvantage. Version 5.8 offers flexible, easier to manage, and cost-effective data governance for unstructured and semi-structured data.
Read MoreNew Zealand Looks at Search Technology in a New Way
New search engine technology is now being used for external web sites of the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment in New Zealand. Locally-developed Syl offers client relationship management databases, information management system, global expert database, and Windows file share.
Read MoreSocial Search Expands
Sprylogics recently announced that its semantic search technology will be integrated into its chat and search application, 2ya for Facebook.
Read MoreInteresting Exercise for IT Professionals
An unusual and spirited event targeted to season developers and engineers in the practice of information architecture is scheduled for its seventh appearance at the IA Summit.
Read MoreCollege Search Takes On New Technology
Choosing a college is daunting to every high school student looking to broaden their horizons and further their education. Now there is a new tool available to assist seekers in refining their searches using map search technology.
Read MoreJokes, Unstructured
Humor me while I share a funny (pun totally intended) with you. I stumbled across A Taxonomy of Cognitive Jokes and the more I read the funnier it became. Maybe I’ve been writing about taxonomies for too long, or maybe I just need more sleep (probably the latter), but this cracked me up. Cognitive jokes…
Read MoreWhat Does the Future Hold for Search?
The act of search continues to evolve and grow as technology does the same. Semantic technology takes search to a new level. It demands that the software understand the information in the way it was intended. For software to comprehend the meaning behind what a human has put to text requires a certain amount of artificial intelligence.
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