Taxonomy

WorthPoint Makes a Good Bid

By |October 5th, 2010|News, Taxonomy|Comments Off on WorthPoint Makes a Good Bid

Worthpoint, a provider of valuation for art, antiques and collectibles, has been totally revamped and re-launched. Now reaching over 10,000 subscribers and offering new features, CEO Will Seippel said Worthpoint “is just getting started.”

REViSITE ICT4EE Revving Up For Industry

By |October 5th, 2010|News, Taxonomy, Technology|Comments Off on REViSITE ICT4EE Revving Up For Industry

Revisite, a catchy acronym for Roadmap Enabling Vision and Strategy for ICT-enabled Energy Efficiency, is a new project that will tie together four industrial disciplines. Manufacturing, construction, lighting, and grids in a cross sectored research community in Europe. Each sector is represented by various initiatives including the European Technology Platforms or ETPs. Included in this group are Artemis, ECTP, Manufacture, Photonics21, and Smartgrids. All of this is brought under the umbrella of ICT for Energy Efficiency or ICT4EE.

Surprise – Revenue Generation A Top Priority Among Marketers

By |October 4th, 2010|News, Taxonomy|Comments Off on Surprise – Revenue Generation A Top Priority Among Marketers

Surprise, surprise. The number one priority for marketers world wide is revenue generation. Traffic equals customers, and it's those customers who do the all important conversion and buy something.

Verndale Pulls Down Two WebAwards

By |October 4th, 2010|News, Taxonomy|Comments Off on Verndale Pulls Down Two WebAwards

Recognized for Outstanding Achievement in web development for their work on the new Commonwealth Magazine and Money Management International websites, Verndale was honored with two WebAwards by the WebMarketing Association. This is no small feat considering the nominees and the criteria which is quite lengthy.

You Cannot Classify Unless You Connect

By |October 4th, 2010|Featured, indexing, Taxonomy, Text processing|Comments Off on You Cannot Classify Unless You Connect

October 4, 2010 — One of the facts of classification and indexing is that one has to have access to the content. Most users […]

The Relevance of Taxonomies

By |September 30th, 2010|News, ontology, search, Taxonomy|Comments Off on The Relevance of Taxonomies

In this world of real time search and respond, one has to wonder if the traditional library information sources’ reliance on controlled vocabularies remains a viable, worthwhile, and cost-effective strategy. What about enterprise search? How important are they in this world of keyword search?

ATG Commerce 10 Released

By |September 30th, 2010|Autoindexing, indexing, News, Taxonomy|Comments Off on ATG Commerce 10 Released

ATG releases ATG Commerce 10 designed to help merchants speed commerce implementations, improve merchandising, rapidly launch multiple sites, and easily expand into new markets. These capabilities are designed to increase the value of merchandise, and the profitability of overall commerce initiatives.

Consumer Products Getting a Machine Assigned Reputation

Consumer-generated content continues to grow at a rapid pace. Much of this is caused by online purchases and the consumer reviews/ratings spurred by that growth. So it should be no surprise that marketers are spending a great deal of their time trying to monitor and manage the online consumer-generated information, and many are using Natural Language Processing (NLP).

Archiving 80 Years of Work is No Small Task

By |September 28th, 2010|Autoindexing, News, Standards, Taxonomy|Comments Off on Archiving 80 Years of Work is No Small Task

The Wage and Hour Division (WHD) of the Department of Labor (DoL) partnered with DATAMARK to scan an estimated 2.5 million pages of paper records into digital image files for long term storage and retrieval.

Shaking the Image of Dusty Archives

By |September 24th, 2010|indexing, News, Taxonomy|Comments Off on Shaking the Image of Dusty Archives

10-year project, Charting Change: An Interactive Atlas of Burnaby's Heritage, tied with a Smithsonian Institute project last month for ArchivesNext's award for best repurposing of digitized data. The online project allows visitors to Heritage Burnaby's website to click on and learn about historic locations on each of the maps.