The Synaptica solutions team comprises a mix of taxonomy and ontology solution architects, NLP and categorization experts, relational and graph database administrators, and software engineers. For this Insights interview, we…
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Dr David Haynes is Chair of ISKO UK and a member of the ISKO International Board. He is currently a research fellow at City, University of London undertaking research into…
Our first Insights interview for 2019 features Gary Carlson, founding partner of Factor based in Seattle. Gary has worked extensively on major enterprise taxonomy, information architecture, and knowledge management projects…
As the Synaptica team prepare for KMWorld in Washington D.C., we talked with our solutions partner Agnes Molnar of Search Explained. Agnes is speaking at Enterprise Search about understanding, applying,…
Highlights from Taxonomy Boot Camp London 2018 It’s October, which means one thing: it’s time for Taxonomy Boot Camp London (TBCL18). In three short years, this event has established itself...
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Synaptica talks with the Archivist at the Defense Imagery Management Operations Center (DIMOC), based at Fort Meade, Maryland. DIMOC is part of Defense Media Activity (DMA), the Department of Defense’s…
Synaptica talks with recognized taxonomist, blogger and author of The Accidental Taxonomist (Information Today) Heather Hedden. Heather works with Gale/Cengage Learning as a Senior Vocabulary editor and lives in Carlisle,…
As the Synaptica team prepare for Taxonomy Boot Camp London we talked with Helen Lippell, an experienced data and information professional, about her involvement with developing the event. Helen is…
Synaptica talks with recognised knowledge management practitioner, Patrick Lambe from Straits Knowledge. Originally from the UK, Patrick is based in Singapore and Ireland. He is the author of Organising Knowledge…
Ahren E. Lehnert joined the Synaptica team a year ago to lead on Text Analytics Solutions. With 15 years’ experience in taxonomy management, he ensures our text analytic solutions work…
