Taxonomies in a DAM System
A solid digital asset management (DAM) system is designed to make finding your digital files easily. This happens with a taxonomy, built to organize […]
Taxonomy in Human Traits
When you think of facial hair you don’t automatically think of a taxonomy, or at least I don’t. This interesting and slightly humorous topic […]
Searching and Finding
At first glance, the terms “findability” and “discoverability” may seem to refer to similar things. However, these concepts are very different, and both are […]
Taxonomy of Retro-ness
You know my fondness for interesting taxonomies, even if they aren’t scientifically sound. It is Friday, so let’s have a little retro fun. This […]
Categories of Stress and Stress Relief
We are seven months into working from home, self-quarantining and social distancing. This has brought new types of physical and mental stress into our […]
Using Taxonomies for Value
The professionals who work to uncover security vulnerabilities in hardware must find a common language for categorizing them. That is the entire purpose of […]
Taxonomy in Peer Review Process
Following Peer Review Week 2020, this topic feels appropriate to the current scholarly publishing environment. The Scholarly Kitchen brought this topic to our attention […]
The Value of Taxonomies
What is the true value of a custom taxonomy? Findability, consistency, discoverability, standardization? All of the above?
The most common use case for a taxonomy […]
Taxonomy of Games
Taxonomies, categories, classifications – whatever you call them, they provide order and hierarchy. This interesting information came to us from Venture Beat in their article, “App […]