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3 September 2010 View Comments

Linked Data: An Introduction

Linked Data: An Introduction | Navigating New Horizons. I keep hearing the term Linked Data, but what does it mean? More or less what it says. All the data on the Internet linked together. And that is important to me because…? Your company, like everyone else’s company has a number of separate processes going. Accounts, marketing, [...]

27 August 2010 View Comments

Business Value of Taxonomy Webinar

Presented by: Seth Earley, President & CEO of Earley & Associates Date: Wednesday, September 1, 2010 Time: 1:00 – 2:00 Eastern Time Cost: $50 (use coupon code BUSVAL_QXK to get in free) To register, visit: http://tinyurl.com/2ee3z5e This webinar, designed for practitioners and their managers, was such a hit in August that we have decided to run [...]

26 August 2010 View Comments

How to improve your metadata and search results

Digital Asset Management :: Metadata: How to improve your metadata and search results. Choosing the right metadata is a significant factor in enhancing your digital media library. Even with relevant content in your server, unless you and your colleagues can find the appropriate media instantly, the best content will stay unused and old files will [...]

26 August 2010 View Comments

7 Steps to Metadata Utopia

7 Steps to Metadata Utopia « Sentric Music’s Blog by sP. NOTE: this isn’t a post talking about if it’s worth sending CD’s, or sending links to yousendits or SoundClouds or FTPs or Rapidshares (which, might I add, is RUBBISH) or public Dropbox links (which I recommend) or just whacking MP3’s directly into emails etc. No, no, [...]

25 August 2010 View Comments

I Have Yet to Metadata I Didn’t Like

I Have Yet to Metadata I Didn’t Like » AI3:::Adaptive Information. Contrasted with Some Observations on Linked Data At the SemTech conference earlier this summer there was a kind of vuvuzela-like buzzing in the background. And, like the World Cup games on television, in play at the same time as the conference, I found the droning to be [...]

24 August 2010 View Comments

How Data Creates Business Value

Utopia, Inc.: iData – Part 2 “How Data Creates Business Value”. The content in iTunes® is made up of binary bits and bytes – we like to call this data. It’s arranged in a certain way we like to call it music (complex data). These “objects” have certain characteristics or attributes, we like to capture [...]

18 August 2010 View Comments

An Executive Intro to Ontologies

An Executive Intro to Ontologies » AI3:::Adaptive Information. Ontologies are the structural frameworks for organizing information on the semantic Web and within semantic enterprises. They provide unique benefits in discovery, flexible access, and information integration due to their inherent connectedness; that is, their ability to represent conceptual relationships. Ontologies can be layered on top of existing information assets, which [...]

17 August 2010 View Comments

Cyber Anthropology: A Unified View of Communities

Cyber Anthropology: A Unified View of Communities … – Lithosphere Community. The Social Networks inside Communities As we’ve learned, most of the strong relationships in our personal social network(a.k.a. personal network) were developed in communities that were once part of our lives. Figure 1 illustrates the dynamics of a person (hypothetically Bob, the red dot inFigure 1) [...]

17 August 2010 View Comments

What is an Electronic Document Workflow? And Why Should You Care?

What is an Electronic Document Workflow? And Why Should You Care? – Arts and Letters. Electronic document workflows enable information workers (this means you) to worktogether on documents and to manage project tasks by applying business processes to documents and items managed within an enterprise content management system.  Exciting huh?  Now think about it in terms of your bottom line. Workflows can [...]

16 August 2010 View Comments

The logic of document capture

The logic of document capture | Capture Blogs. Establish a well thought-out taxonomy Taxonomy is defined as classifying organisms into groups based on similarities.  Why is taxonomy relevant for document capture?  For several reasons, including security, quicker access to information and retention policies.  So, if you work backwards in the methodology of how and what, technology [...]

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