Posts Tagged ‘Metadata’
KnowledgeTree Tightens Its Focus
KnowledgeTree has tailored its online document management solution to particular business needs rather than a wide audience appeal.
Read MoreHow to Reduce Information Overload
The speed and diverse measures which organizations are using to reach stakeholders continues to evolve. Information integration and unified indexing are part of a trend to solve different information retrieval problems without causing a overload of information.
Read MoreLibrarians Find New Love in SaaS Proxy Solution
Serials Solutions has made available the proxy service, 360 Access Control. It is the industry’s first Software as a Service (SaaS) proxy solution designed to help librarians streamline the management of their e-resource collections and improve patron access to those collections.
Read MoreONC Seeking Feedback on Recommendations
The Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT has published a request for public comment on a recent report from the President’s Council of Advisors on Science and Technology recommending an overhaul of how health information is exchanged.
Read MoreDo our customers make buying decisions or purchasing decisions?
One of the problems of information management, as represented by both Master Data Management and Metadata Registry efforts, is a confusion of terms. Have we always referred to “purchasing decisions” or has there been a shift in terms with the merger or the change in management or simply a cultural evolution so that now we’re talking about “buying decisions”.
Read MoreMetaVis Wants To Keep Your Content Searchable
MetaVis Technologies, Inc., announced that its SharePoint migration, metadata management and classification products support Microsoft Office 365 migration. With the MetaVis Suite, users will be able to design a SharePoint information architecture for Office 356 that leverages metadata management and taxonomy structures to keep content organized and searchable.
Read MoreHow Findable is Your Information?
The time which we spend looking for information is time taken away from other important tasks. Collecting information so that it is “findable” is beyond technology, beyond search; it is an understanding of how technology collects and indexes content to produce the right results.
Read MoreECONIS and EBSCO – Working Together
Metadata from ECONIS will soon be searchable through EBSCO Discovery Service (EDS) from EBSCO Publishing. The German National Library of Economics—Leibniz Information Centre for Economics is the world’s largest library for economics and ECONIS is one of the world’s largest databases dedicated to economics.
Read MoreSemantic Technology is Hot
In the new trend projections for 2011, mobile and semantic web top the list. Content strategists can expect project what the changing mobile market will look like, and how they can align their content strategy to their mobile business strategy.
Read MoreSearching Extreme Amounts of e-Data a Challenge
How many electronic records does it take before it becomes unsearchable? During a hearing last December, defense lawyers argued that the extreme amount of electronic data provided — the equivalent of 8,000 to 10,000 boxes of paper — was so mammoth and disorganized that it couldn’t be effectively searched for information that might help the defendants. In a ruling afterward, the judge agreed, ordering the prosecution to “re-disclose” any relevant material in a more organized fashion.
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