By Melody Smith|December 8th, 20102010-12-16T21:46:22-05:00
by Larry Compton
Executive summary
Data Harmony is one of several companies that offer machine-aided indexing software solutions to indexing and categorizing unstructured data. Data Harmony’s […]
By Melody Smith|December 8th, 20102010-12-16T21:43:49-05:00
A Case Study Comparison of Rule Base and Statistical Approaches
by Marjorie M.K. Hlava
There is a lot of confusion in the marketplace. Word is out […]
By Melody Smith|December 8th, 20102010-12-16T21:42:36-05:00
by Alice Redmond-Neal, Chief Taxonomist, Access Innovations, Inc.
In the “everything old is new again” department, facets are all the rage in the taxonomy world! […]
By Melody Smith|December 8th, 20102010-12-16T21:37:58-05:00
by Jay Ven Eman, Ph.D., CEO, Access Innovations, Inc.
Originally published in Intelligence & Warning America
Table of Contents
Velocity, Volume, and Variety
Taxonomic Control
BUYIN – GET IT
Taxonomic […]
By Melody Smith|December 8th, 20102010-12-16T21:36:48-05:00
by Alice Redmond-Neal
Reprinted from Key Words, the bulletin of the American Society for Indexing
I’ve been indexing for over a decade, but when I attended […]
By Melody Smith|December 8th, 20102010-12-13T20:27:07-05:00
Understanding “Rule Based” vs. “Statistics Based” Indexing Systems
by Marjorie M.K. Hlava
reprinted from Information Outlook with permission
It’s never been more fascinating—or more challenging—to […]
By Melody Smith|December 8th, 20102010-12-16T21:47:27-05:00
By Bert Carelli
An organization’s website is today the primary strategic tool not only for delivering information and promoting its scholarly mission, but also for […]
By Melody Smith|December 8th, 20102010-12-08T15:43:07-05:00
December 8, 2010 – We knew this was coming. They’ve talked about it for months. An online community for nonprofits and charitable organizations – […]
By Melody Smith|December 8th, 20102010-12-08T12:52:52-05:00
WHERE, Inc., has launched its new local discovery service, making it easy to find the right places to eat, drink or play by offering personalized recommendations and high-quality guides from local experts.
By Melody Smith|December 8th, 20102010-12-08T12:51:15-05:00
Chemists have hundreds of data sources online covering tens of millions of different chemical compounds. Unfortunately accessing that online data has not always been easy. ChemSpider, a free online database of chemicals and related information, may have solved that problem.
