Posts Tagged ‘Taxonomy’
Taxonomies and Content Management
When it comes to content management, each organization is unique. However, while the business entities and types of content may change between clients, typically the pattern and approach is familiar. Learning to recognize those patterns and being able to leverage them is key to increasing the success of your content management projects. CMS Wire brought…
Read MoreAccess Innovations, Inc. and Atypon: better together
In early February, Atypon team members Hong Zhou, Director of Product Management and Gerasimos Razis, Product Manager, who both specialize in Artificial Intelligence, presented to Access Innovations’ Data Harmony User Group meeting (DHUG). Access Innovations and Atypon have been collaborating to provide a complete taxonomic workflow and to optimize Literatum’s taxonomy functionality toward improved classification, search and discovery. Together,…
Read MoreTaxonomies Across the Board
Taxonomies exist in every industry from science to information management to healthcare. Classifications provide direction and consistency. Recently researchers have identified psychosis subgroups that may inform ongoing efforts to redefine the psychosis taxonomy using updated criteria. Healio brought this news to our attention in their article, “Five new subgroups may change psychosis taxonomy.” Schizophrenia and…
Read MoreAutomated Indexing Case Study by Access Innovations
Using a rules based approach to insure fast flexibility, Margie Hlava from Access Innovations will outline several case studies in the application of semantic enrichment and metadata suggestions. This is a part of ISKO’s Knowledge Organization Education (KO-ED) Theoretical Perspectives on Thursday, February 18th at 6:30pm via Zoom. Don’t wait, register today for this free event. Margie…
Read MoreControlled Vocabularies and Taxonomies
When we talk, we speak in natural language. This language is raw, rich, sometimes messy, but real. When we organize our information and label it however, there is so much richness, variance, and confusion in terminology that we often need to impose some order to facilitate agreement between the concepts within the site and the…
Read MoreTaxonomy of Crossword Clues
Are you a crossword puzzle fan? A bibliophile in hiding maybe? Combining my love and fascination for all things word-related with unique taxonomies, this fun topic came to us from the New Yorker in their article, “Our Favorite Crossword Clues of 2020.” 2020 presented a unique opportunity for newcomers to crossword obsession to distract them…
Read MoreManaging Data Governance Effectively
The continuous push and pull of new regulations, projects and analytics investments create constant disruption for organizations. The volume of data created and managed is overwhelming. To address this, it feels like a refresher on data governance 101 is in order. This interesting topic came to us from ZD Net in their article, “Data governance for…
Read MoreSeek Professionals in your Technology Development
Emerging technologies is no longer a new term. Though the term appears to be self-explanatory, there are many lists being created and shared that are selecting the technologies that should be getting attention by businesses. To keep up with the rapid innovation and disruption happening across all industries and stay ahead of their competition, CIOs…
Read MoreThe Tales of Taxonomies
If you have been a frequent reader of TaxoDiary, you know that I like finding odd and unique taxonomies. I like knowing that taxonomies exist in all parts of our lives, not just information science or biology. Speaking as a book lover, one particular taxonomy caught my attention. Vulture brought this interesting and intriguing information in their post titled, “A Guide…
Read MoreHealthcare Taxonomies
Taxonomies exist in every industry from science to information management to healthcare. Classifications provide direction and consistency. Recently researchers have identified psychosis subgroups that may inform ongoing efforts to redefine the psychosis taxonomy using updated criteria. Healio brought this news to our attention in their article, “Five new subgroups may change psychosis taxonomy.” Schizophrenia and…
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