Posts Tagged ‘Taxonomy’
New Website Reaching Out to Readers
F+W Media have partnered to create a new online venture, NetPlaces.com, which pairs F+W’s content and eCommerce engine with the About.com platform.
Read MoreDragon View 5.1 Released
Rivet Software has released Dragon View 5.1, an upgraded version of software that simplifies the review and analysis of documents created in eXtensible Business Reporting Language (XBRL) format, the standard required for financial filings submitted to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
Read More10 Reasons To Resolve To Create A Taxonomy For Your Business In 2011
Just in time for New Year’s, we have compiled a list of 10 reasons for companies to resolve to create a taxonomy for their business in 2011. Because many businesses are unsure about how a taxonomy could benefit them, we believe offering some actual examples will be useful.
Read MoreTaxonomy’s Third Wave
I’ve heard it mentioned several times recently that “Taxonomies are hot again,” which leads to a couple of questions, namely, What is causing this renewed popularity? and, Why did they ever stop being “hot?”
Read MoreFlexibility for the Users Can Also Save Money
EcoSys released Version 5 of its enterprise planning and cost controls software. This version further extends the software’s flexibility and ease-of-use.
Read MoreOnBase 10.0 Content Management Released
Hyland Software has released OnBase 10.0, offering enterprise content management capabilities in case-management areas such as healthcare patient records and insurance claims.
Read MoreIDC Launches Global Tracker
International Data Corporation (IDC) has launched a global tracker covering the database and data integration software market on a semiannual basis. Covering six major regions and 13 of the largest country markets, the Worldwide Semiannual Database and Data Integration Software Tracker provides biannual market size, vendor share, and forecast data for the four market segments that comprise this market in IDC’s software taxonomy.
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 MoreWikiLeaks: Good Use of Taxonomy?
You can’t turn on a television or radio without hearing about WikiLeaks. I personally haven’t looked at the site or read any reports republished by various news outlets. However, it has occurred to me that with the vast amount of information supposedly on this site, a strong taxonomy has to be place to access and retrieve the data.
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