Metadata in Health Data
Reliable metadata is the key to leveraging semantic computing and predictive analytics for better healthcare, including population health management and crisis care. Health IT Analytics brought this interesting […]
Using Metadata Appropriately
By Melody Smith|December 6th, 2016|metadata, News, search|Comments Off on Using Metadata Appropriately
Metadata is used for many things, even in addition to the ones the NSA uses. In publishing, one of the simplest ways online to get […]
Digital Data
New doesn’t last long anymore. Technology and innovation happen so fast that what was new today will indeed be old tomorrow. Publishers Weekly brought this […]
Metadata in Advertising
The Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) has introduced the industry’s first standard for dynamic digital advertising. This interesting information came to us from Ad Exchanger in their […]
Navigating Libraries Shouldn’t Be This Hard
By admin|November 7th, 2016|Access Insights, Featured, indexing, metadata|Comments Off on Navigating Libraries Shouldn’t Be This Hard
In December of 2015 I took a break from business meetings and conferences and went over to visit the King’s Library at the British […]
Changes in Publishing
By admin|November 2nd, 2016|News, Technology|Comments Off on Changes in Publishing
Scholarly publishing as an industry has changed, dare we say evolved, over the last few decades. Some of this was by design and some […]
New Concept for Search
Concept Searching recently announced the availability of conceptClassifier for Hybrid Search. This particular utility can auto-classify content in both SharePoint Online and SharePoint on-premises when it is […]
Challenges of Securing Data
By Melody Smith|October 20th, 2016|metadata, News|Comments Off on Challenges of Securing Data
Metadata continues to accumulate at an unfathomable rate. Every digital transaction – conversation, purchase, or data transfer – adds to the pile. Techcrunch brought this news to us in […]
A Computer Orders Pizza and the Crowd Explodes
By Melody Smith|October 13th, 2016|metadata, News, semantic|Comments Off on A Computer Orders Pizza and the Crowd Explodes
Semantic technology has come a long way, baby. This is illustrated in the recent announcement that Siri’s creators had successfully placed an order for […]
SharePoint Surprises Users with Sneak Peek and Early Delivery
By Melody Smith|October 13th, 2016|News, search|Comments Off on SharePoint Surprises Users with Sneak Peek and Early Delivery
Microsoft is offering a sneak peek of the first Feature Pack for SharePoint Server 2016, which is set to arrive in November. This interesting news […]