I recently attended the Henry Stewart DAM Conference in London. Here are a few reflections on this DAM event. In my slot I talked about, “Tagging Images for Findability –…
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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…
The last time I raised the topic of image classification I discussed the basic attributes of images. This time I want to focus on the thornier issue of the content,…
I was very interested to see Google experimenting with visual similarity in still images, what I usually call Content Based Image Retrieval or CBIR. Google Labs have just launched an…
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…
Very similar to the possible benefits of the Semantic Web in what I like to call the research ‘finding’ environment in corporate enterprises and perhaps one of the most illustrative…
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…
Our Synaptica product enhancement strategy is to continuously develop useful and innovative ways for our clients to use Synaptica for their taxonomy and metadata management needs. So it wasn’t a…
Last week I attended AIIM’s ECM seminar on Automating Document-centric Processes – Is SharePoint Enough? It was a really interesting and informative event, with a few general sessions, several presentations…
Last month I asked the question “What is the Hardest Content to Classify?” and promised additional posts on the subject based on my background of 13 years developing taxonomy and…
