1. Theory In the land of information science (related to but distinct from generalized information theory, which is much more mathematical and concerned with, for example, signals), taxonomy theory is more or less dictated...
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Graphite KOS 2.0 What’s more exciting than fixing bugs in a pending software release? Releasing the software (and, hopefully, releasing it bug free)! Coming soon is Graphite 2.0, the same...
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Knowledge Management I recently attended and spoke at the KMI Showcase in Arlington, Virginia. There were a variety of topics, but two seemingly opposed themes struck me as I listened...
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Following on from our recent takeaways post we share further insights from the recent Taxonomy BootCamp event held in Washington DC. Joseph Busch of Project Performance Corporation (PPC) delivered a…
The Synaptica team recently attended Taxonomy BootCamp in Washington DC. Here are our initial takeways, watch out for a further blog post with some additional insights. Knowledge Management patrician Patrick…
I spent Monday and Tuesday of this week at the fascinating ISKO Content Architecture Conference. On Monday I gave a presentation on, “Still Digital Images – the hardest things to…
Join us for our future Webinar titled Discover the Semantic Web which takes place on Thursday February 12 2009. This webinar will focus on how organizations consume, digest, and share…
Last month the Library of Congress released their report on their ongoing Flickr project that i have been very interested in and have written about as the projectprogressed. From their…
Today on a phone call, I used a point that I often use- “you can build the most ‘beautiful’ taxonomy ever but if you have nothing to use it for-…
If you have been keeping up with my posts on this blog you won’t be surprised to learn that today I spent my lunch hour exploring a video search offering…
