Thanksgiving Word Games
In the United States it is Thanksgiving. That means gratitude, family and food. The iconic dish is roasted turkey and it is accompanied by […]
Making the Most Out of Machine Learning
Arthur Samuel coined the term machine learning in 1959 and defined it as a “Field of study that gives computers the capability to learn without being explicitly […]
Changing Search to Found
As big data expands, machine learning advances, and integration of data becomes more and more critical, taxonomies and ontologies are getting more attention. This […]
The Danger of Ordinary Taxonomies
Many standards and non-customized taxonomies are the result of one vendor becoming dominant in a market or sector. Diginomica brought this interesting topic to […]
The Search Journey
Content without access is relatively worthless. Enterprise search is how an organization helps people seek the information they need, in any format, from anywhere […]
Keeping It Real
When we talk, we speak in natural language. This language may be raw, rich, and sometimes messy, but it is real. When we organize […]
Controlled Vocabularies and Taxonomies
When we talk, we speak in natural language. This language is raw, rich, sometimes messy, but real. When we organize our information and label […]
Taxonomies in a DAM System
A solid digital asset management (DAM) system is designed to make finding your digital files easily. This happens with a taxonomy, built to organize […]
Access Innovations Represented in the NKOS Workshop Panel
Networked Knowledge Organization Systems (NKOS) is holding their 2020 Workshop as a virtual meeting over September 9-10, 2020. It will focus on health and […]
Data Quality in Strategy
The volume of market data, historical prices and transactional data that is stored in disparate systems allows organizations to not only collect the data, […]