By Melody Smith|September 10th, 2013|Access Insights, Autoindexing, News, Taxonomy|Comments Off on We’re Going, Are You?
The annual Frankfurt Book Fair will take place October 9-13, 2013 and is considered the most important marketplace for books, media, rights and licenses worldwide. The trends in publishing change faster than it is sometimes possible to keep up. The Frankfurt Book Fair brings all the new technology and innovations together in one location.
The national archives for managing federal records, NARA, maintains more than 12 billion pages of physical records, 42 million photographs, and 500 terabytes of electronic records. Now that puts a new perspective on big data.
By Melody Smith|September 4th, 2013|metadata, News, semantic|Comments Off on Semantics Position in the Netherlands
Ever thought about living in the Netherlands? A land first discovered by Julius Caesar, though already inhabited - as was most "land discoveries."
By Melody Smith|August 27th, 2013|metadata, News|Comments Off on Revealing Relationships
In this time and age when metadata is included in almost every conversation, this tongue in cheek blog post caught my attention. The author reads aloud an article, which imagines a dialog between Alan Turing and Winston Churchill that might have taken place if the UK Home Secretary Theresa May had been Turing's line-manager.
By Melody Smith|August 23rd, 2013|metadata, News|Comments Off on Webinar on Document Migration
Concept Searching is in the semantic metadata generation business and the developer of the Smart Content Framework. They are sponsoring a webinar on ‘How To Drive Intelligent Migration’ on Wednesday, September 4th, at 11:30-11:45 a.m. EDT.
By Melody Smith|August 22nd, 2013|metadata, News, storage|Comments Off on Handling all that Data
Data, metadata, big data -- it seems we are drowning in that four letter word. That is not a bad thing, especially if you understand how metadata works with your data in searching and findability.
By Melody Smith|August 21st, 2013|metadata, News|Comments Off on Metadata is Getting a Bad Rep
Metadata is revealing more about users than plain data and certainly more than they expected. The digital trail of activity can be traced all the way back and tell its own story of sorts. This interesting topic was covered in article in The Hindu titled, “Digital crumbs together paint a larger picture.”
By Melody Smith|August 20th, 2013|metadata, News|Comments Off on Revealing the Priorities
How important someone is to your life has been based on many forms of criteria, i.e. feelings, frequency of visits, even financial impact. With the changes technology continues to bring to our lives, if you consider how much time you spend reading and writing emails throughout a typical day, that may reveal more about your relationships, profession and personal.
By Melody Smith|August 13th, 2013|metadata, News|Comments Off on The Driving Factor
It should be no surprise that costs directly drive decisions in the world of business. Many SharePoint users underestimate the long-term management costs of deployments and then ignore sound design practices to reduce SharePoint maintenance costs. In the rush to rapid deployment, this can be costly in the end. SearchWinIT brought this problem to our attention in their article, “Five ways to cut SharePoint maintenance costs and refine management.”
By Melody Smith|August 9th, 2013|metadata, News|Comments Off on Groups Urge Reforms Regarding Metadata Collection
The Association of Research Libraries (ARL) joined 59 other privacy and civil liberties groups in a letter sent to the US Senate Judiciary Committee, calling on Congress to evaluate the National Security Agency's (NSA) surveillance programs and risks to civil liberties. The coalition sent the letter in advance of the Judiciary Committee's hearing on the NSA surveillance programs, and urged Congress to enact critical reforms to ensure that government surveillance programs include robust safeguards for constitutional rights. These reforms would include tightening the standards for collection and use of information, including communications metadata.