By Melody Smith|February 22nd, 20122012-02-21T18:18:55-05:00
Concept Searching announces formation of the Smart Content Framework, a toolset that provides an enterprise framework to mitigate risk, manage information and address compliancy. This player in semantic metadata generation, auto-classification, and taxonomy management software claims the framework has proven to be a flexible solution to address recurring problems in organizations of any size or in any industry.
By Melody Smith|February 21st, 20122012-02-20T11:12:47-05:00
The American Health Information Management Association is urging the health care industry to continue working toward implementation of the ICD-10 coding system. This is a contrast to the American Medical Association's efforts to block the coding change.
By Melody Smith|February 21st, 20122012-02-20T11:06:34-05:00
Preptel Corporation has made their official launch announcing their intent to provide optimization services for recruiters to improve a candidate's chances of getting an interview and securing an offer.
By Melody Smith|February 21st, 20122012-02-20T11:04:52-05:00
Bowker has been selected by book retailer Books-A-Million to supply metadata related to the print, e- and audio books. Bowker metadata will be used to feed both internal and external systems supporting the firm’s purchasing needs and providing bibliographic and identifier information in stores and on the website.
By Melody Smith|February 20th, 20122012-02-19T22:45:57-05:00
This series of blog posts is exploring how search works. We need to have a basic understanding of search fundamentals in order to know where taxonomies come in. Last week we started talking about search software and today we will continue with that topic. I believe in the data first as you know. Staring in the diagram with your Source Data you can see how the data flows. You need to clean the source data to a uniform format. This is often called the conversion process or the ETL - Extract Transform and Load.
By Melody Smith|February 20th, 20122012-02-19T22:18:19-05:00
Sometimes when you work in an industry or are affiliated with it, you start throwing around terminology and acronyms that not everyone may completely understand. I hope we don’t practice this behavior here at TaxoDiary on a regular basis, but I fear it may have happened on occasion.
By Melody Smith|February 20th, 20122012-02-19T22:17:07-05:00
There is a meeting coming up soon in Nice that might be worth your consideration. Granted, any meeting in Nice would be worth my consideration, but this one offers more than a great location. This is an international forum for those in the field of advanced search applications, data and text mining, and visualization technology. The primary focus of this meeting is on tools for intelligence and the meeting examines the requirements of specialists in scientific and technical information
By Melody Smith|February 17th, 20122012-02-16T22:14:17-05:00
Many turn to auto-classification systems to find some level of consistency and scalability, especially when (and this is very common) there are more than one indexer tagging content. There seems to be a feeling that moving to auto-classification systems requires a sacrifice of rich and quality indexing.
By Melody Smith|February 17th, 20122012-02-16T22:12:38-05:00
A new version of eView has been released by Integreon that features adaptive coding technology to automate categorization, prioritization, and batch coding during the […]
By Melody Smith|February 17th, 20122012-02-16T22:10:55-05:00
Many articles have been written about the progress or avalanche (depending on your perspective) of technology and the resulting amount of data that has occurred from that growth. With the move into the clouds, the borders or walls have been removed on the boundaries of data created and accessed. From social media to medical applications, metadata is growing by astronomical numbers. So what new markets or new products are to come to handle this data volume?
