Findability

Grey Areas in Plagiarism

By |August 8th, 2016|Access Insights, Featured, reference|Comments Off on Grey Areas in Plagiarism

Throughout college, I would get anxious when I submitted papers to a professor who used plagiarism software. I always cited my sources, following the […]

New Ways to Collaborate

By |August 2nd, 2016|Business Intelligence, News|Comments Off on New Ways to Collaborate

Kristen Ratan and Adam Hyde have launched the Collaborative Knowledge Foundation (CKF), a nonprofit organization whose mission is to evolve how scholarship is created, produced and reported. This […]

Voila! It’s Magic

By |July 29th, 2016|News, ontology, search, semantic, Taxonomy|Comments Off on Voila! It’s Magic

A combination of advancements in cognitive computing, graph databases, visualizations, and data discovery have resulted in an amazing reduction in the delivery time of […]

Big Picture Management

By |July 28th, 2016|Business strategy, News, storage|Comments Off on Big Picture Management

What is information lifecycle management? It is the practice of applying certain policies to effective information management. This includes every phase of a record from its beginning […]

Indexing History One Record at a Time

By |July 14th, 2016|indexing, News, reference, search|Comments Off on Indexing History One Record at a Time

Genealogy projects have long been a great example of proper indexing against a solid database that produces great findability. One such project that was […]

Search Technology Continues to Evolve

By |June 16th, 2016|News, search|Comments Off on Search Technology Continues to Evolve

Google’s RankBrain is a machine learning system that, along with other algorithm factors, helps to determine what the best results will be for a specific query set. […]

Trusting the Standards

By |June 3rd, 2016|News, search, Standards|Comments Off on Trusting the Standards

Trust is not likely to be a word used by many users when it comes to search results and ranking. The algorithms used in […]