Metadata – Page 57

Driving Consistency with Standards

By Melody Smith | December 8, 2014

As you know we like to be as helpful as possible to those in the fields of taxonomy, indexing, ontology, etc., by sharing career opportunities that we find with our readers. However, this find actually sparked a topic of its own.

Literally Speaking

By Melody Smith | December 5, 2014

Atypon has released Literatum 14.1 for professional and scholarly publishers. Literatum powers the websites of over 200 professional and scholarly publishers, including many of the most prestigious publishers in the world.

Strong Data Management

By Melody Smith | December 3, 2014

Evolphin Software has launched the next generation of its enterprise-class software solution, Zoom 5.0, which was built from the ground up on Evolphin’s patent-pending RevDB (NoSQL) database architecture – optimized to handle massive structured and unstructured digital content.

Smart Data

By Melody Smith | December 2, 2014

Big data was all the rage in the last few years, but now, it is just data. Big indicated something new, a larger amount of data than ever before. But now the increase is normal. It is still big but the expected size. Information technology leaders are now looking at how to get the most out of the investments they’ve made in the technology to handle such data

Freedom of Data

By Melody Smith | December 1, 2014

Nine technological giants recently sent a letter to the United States Senate imploring the body to pass the USA Freedom Act. Giants such as Google, Microsoft, and Apple are speaking out against the massive data collection by the NSA and other agencies.

Enhanced Content

By Melody Smith | November 28, 2014

Traditional records management has failed to meet the challenges of the digital era. Records management has to reach beyond the paper and move into the realm of true information governance. While records management has created a secure, centralized repository for documents with an audit trail, tracking and workflows, it still lacks the ease and efficiency of comprehensive search.

Handling Metadata

By Melody Smith | November 28, 2014

Between the metadata scandal with the National Security Agency (NSA) and the latest computer virus, phishing scam, or cyber warfare theory, online data is in more and more danger. Organizations are weary and consumers are fearful. This pervasive distrust can result in startling financial ruins.

Using the Right Tools

By Melody Smith | November 27, 2014

Among the many metadata management tools on the market today, configuration management databases (CMDBs) and service-oriented architecture (SOA) repositories are some of the most familiar. These tools seek to automate the collection and dissemination of policy-related metadata in hopes of automating policy enforcement. This is an important part of the automated governance critical to achieving business agility.

Making Careful Decisions

By Melody Smith | November 25, 2014

Lexmark International’s Perceptive Software released their Interact 2.0 for Microsoft Dynamics AX, which allows users to locate content with ease and speed.

Setting Up a Path

By Melody Smith | November 25, 2014

Digirati and the Semantic Web Company (SWC) are joining together in a new services initiative to deliver semantic publishing solutions for specialist online publishers. The new partnership will bring solutions to managing traditional content managed websites and portals by creating a higher level of content findability.