AI Over Time
Manual tagging and cataloging of assets can be a time consuming and expensive activity, with the results not always being useful. However, audio-visual content […]
Semantic Fingerprinting Reduces Barriers
Within artificial intelligence (AI) there are a number of different technologies and they lie at different points in the curve of adoption with virtual […]
Need a Strong Base for Metadata Context
Data is key to every process in an organization and frankly, most of our daily lives. So where does this leave metadata? This interesting […]
Giving Your Taxonomy Extended Life
Taxonomies are critical to comprehensive data management. Indexing data against a strong standards-based taxonomy enables effective findability for years to come. However, the work […]
Determining Reality
In this world where “fake news” is screamed at you every day, how do you really know if the news is real or of […]
Metadata is New Data
Metadata is a key factor to all things digital. This is especially true for digital asset management (DAM) systems. Metadata is data that provides […]
Data Cataloging Makes Data Findable
One data integration company is expanding its scope into data cataloging and application program interface development. This interesting news came to us from Silicon […]
Information Industry Association Addresses Indexing
CILIP is a library and information association that helps members develop their skills, build successful careers and deliver high quality information and library services. […]
MLIS Degree Means Different Things to Different People
ML(I)S traditionally stands for “Master of Library (and Information) Science”. However, Erica Leeman, Metadata Associate at the MIT Press (MITP) and Abigail Wickes, Discoverability Associate at […]
Strong Foundations for Findability
By admin|October 4th, 2018|Autoindexing, Business strategy, indexing, metadata, News, search, Taxonomy|Comments Off on Strong Foundations for Findability
When you hear the word cataloging, does your mind go to the library like mine? Cataloging information at the local library isn’t that much […]