Posted on January 22, 2009 by mshulha
Testing and validating a taxonomy can go many ways. With a little luck and some hard work, usually it goes pretty well, you watch users click through the structure, find the right terms, and you go home feeling like everything’s in its right place.
There are always the nightmare scenarios, the tester who can’t find anything [...]
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Posted on January 19, 2009 by ahrenlehnert
Continuing the exploration of taxonomy in the context of records management, I’m going to focus on the second challenge listed in my earlier post on the subject: taxonomies and record retention schedules exist but are not being used effectively.
I worked on a records management project in which we were to create the retention schedule for [...]
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Posted on January 1, 2009 by stephanielemieux
On this first day of 2009, I thought I’d take a moment to reflect on the CMS Watch list of predictions for 2009. Getting big play in the top 3 is “Taxonomies are dead. Long live metadata!”.
With social computing coming to the fore, it’s never been more obvious that everyone does not, and will never, [...]
Filed under: Tagging / Folksonomy, Taxonomy | Tagged: analysts, CMS Watch, metadata, predictions, Taxonomy, traditional | 7 Comments »