By Melody Smith|March 6th, 2015|metadata, News|Comments Off on Learn More About Big Data Solutions
Managing big data is a constant topic these days. There are varied solutions available to be sure your organization's data is safe, but accessible. There is an upcoming webinar that addresses data solutions offered by the National Federation of Advanced Information Service (NFAIS). It is titled, "Research Data Publication, Part I: Where We Are Now."
By Melody Smith|February 27th, 2015|metadata, News, Taxonomy|Comments Off on 2015 SBR Taxonomy Published
The Netherlands Standard Business Reporting (SBR) Program has published the first beta version (9.0.b.1) of the 2015 SBR Taxonomy 2015.
By Melody Smith|February 23rd, 2015|metadata, News|Comments Off on Better Analytics, Better Data
Cambridge Semantics and SPARQL City are collaborating to offer an integrated graph analytics solutions with semantic understanding to help enterprises get better understanding and value from big data.
By Melody Smith|February 20th, 2015|metadata, News|Comments Off on Metadata is Your Friend
Metadata has taken a serious blow. Despite the value it adds to findability and comprehensive search, the fear that “big brother” was listening in on every phone call you had with your mother made metadata a bad word
By Melody Smith|February 13th, 2015|metadata, News|Comments Off on Early Bird Discount Extended for Text Analytics World
Text Analytics World is meeting in San Francisco March 30-April 1. If you haven't already registered, remember that the conference covers a wide range of topics in two broad areas: Social Media (sentiment analysis, customer behavior prediction, and Voice of the Customer, etc.) and the latest Enterprise Text Analytics applications from enhancing enterprise search to such applications as e-Discovery, fraud detection, and myriad others.
By Melody Smith|February 10th, 2015|metadata, News|Comments Off on Metadata at Home
Metadata and snail mail are working together. The United States Postal Service has reported that it approved nearly 50,000 requests last year from law enforcement agencies and its own internal inspection unit to secretly monitor the mail of Americans for use in criminal and national security investigations.
By Melody Smith|February 6th, 2015|metadata, News, Technology|Comments Off on Changes Continue
Many people stress over the changes that comes with technology. Advancements can mean training, additional budget requirements, and disruption to service. What few remember, however, is that as technology progresses, many items get less expensive.
By Melody Smith|February 4th, 2015|metadata, News, search|Comments Off on Improving the Results
EBSCO Information Services (EBSCO) and Innovative Interfaces (Innovative) have expanded their partnership designed to improve access to library resources. This will incorporate catalog functionality within the EBSCO Discovery Service (EDS) experience.
By Melody Smith|February 3rd, 2015|News, Taxonomy|Comments Off on Taking Extra Measures
Gauging risks and hedging your bets is not just a necessary task by all organizations, but is a business unto itself. RiskBusiness International Limited claims to be the leading international operational risk advisory and solutions firm. They recently released a new risk classification taxonomy.
By Melody Smith|January 30th, 2015|metadata, News|Comments Off on Lost and Found
Yet again, another report about data security breaches at retailers and banks. America’s largest bank, JPMorgan Chase, is one of the latest high-profile victims, and it is still reeling from this summer’s cyber attack that compromised 76 million household accounts. Law firms are not immune from this type of disaster. Recently a study reported that 15% of U.S. law firms experienced a security breach in 2012, either through hackers, a break-in, a web site exploit, or a lost or stolen computer or smartphone.