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Posts Tagged ‘Metadata’

Master Data Management

By Melody Smith | December 13, 2010

There’s a lot of discussion lately about Master Data Management; what it is and isn’t. Why is this of interest to the taxonomy practitioner? To a large extent a controlled vocabulary is trying to accomplish the same thing at the conceptual level as MDM is at the data level. MDM removes ambiguity at the data level through a variety of means as described in the item referenced in the above link. The how and why of MDM can provide valuable insight into the data workings of an organization. This can lead to a much more powerful enterprise taxonomy – one that can truly span the vast store of enterprise content. An MDM initiative is an ideal place to insert a taxonomic strategy and implementation. Making the business case for a taxonomy initiative, getting it funded, approved, and implemented will be easier if you can align yourself with an MDM initiative. An MDM deployment to succeed must analyze and potentially process all of an organizations data stores. Resolving data and structural ambiguities is also a great time to resolve conceptual ambiguities.

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Business Intelligence Focuses on Data Integration

By Melody Smith | December 10, 2010

Business intelligence and analytics are moving to the big time with new support features for Apache Hadoop. Pentaho’s Business Intelligence support for Hadoop includes tools and wizards for Business Intelligence design, deployment, staging and management.

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Can You Distinguish BI Information From Data?

By Melody Smith | December 9, 2010

No one is suffering from the lack of data. It is everywhere, flooding in our businesses, our homes, and our minds. How do we discern information that is intelligent and useful? For years businesses have been using Business Intelligence technologies for gathering and analyzing data as a key milestone in searching for better business decisions.

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Collaborative Content Is Popular

By Melody Smith | December 9, 2010

Virtify, Inc. has released its new structured content management software product, Virtify for Submissions a collaborative, component-based platform for regulatory submission document creation and management.

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EBSCO Chosen by US Government Printing Office

By Melody Smith | December 9, 2010

The U.S. Government Printing Office (GPO) is making its metadata searchable through EBSCO Discovery Service (EDS). This leap into the metatagging realm will enable EDS subscribers to search for federal records from the GPO’s Catalog of U.S. Government Publications. This includes the Congressional Serial Set Catalog, GPO Access Publications, and Internet Publications.

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Offshore Keyboarding — How to Choose, What to Look For

By Melody Smith | December 8, 2010

As more and more people look into the computerization of their database, whether the internal files are bibliographic or full text, they quickly realize that building a database is highly labor-intensive.

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Selecting Hardware and Software

By Melody Smith | December 8, 2010

by Marjorie M.K. Hlava First published in Information Today, Vol. 1, Issue 4 (April 1984). People are talking endlessly these days about the selection of hardware and software for your business, your library, your home, your children, your education, your games, your home security system, etc. The articles on the topic are numerous, and here’s yet…

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File Design: Those Important First Steps

By Melody Smith | December 8, 2010 | 1

By Marjorie M.K. Hlava First published in Information Today In my first column, we discussed general editorial and file size considerations. This column discusses the file design questions and opportunities. The next issue will cover vocabulary control, indexing, and abstracting. Once you’ve set your editorial policy and fleshed out those basic questions on size and…

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Inhouse Database Marketing

By Melody Smith | December 8, 2010 | 1

by Marjorie M.K. Hlava Marketing an inhouse file is similar to marketing any database. Whether the file is commercial or inhouse, there are two main parts to the marketing. First is marketing the idea of a database to upper management. Second is marketing the completed file to raise revenue for maintaining the database. The first…

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What Can You Do with XML Today?

By Melody Smith | December 8, 2010 | 1

by Jay Ven Eman Interest in Extensible Markup Language (XML) rivals the press coverage the World Wide Web received at the turn of the Millennium. Is it justified? Rather than answer directly, let us take a brief survey of what XML is and why it was developed, and then we can highlight some current XML…

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