Posted on June 15, 2009 by stephanielemieux
I’ve been lurking on the IAI’s mailing list for some time now, but recently someone posted a question that I just couldn’t resist answering:
We are getting ready to roll out a new faceted search option and I’ve been asked to make recommendations regarding the order of the facets and their characteristics. I am having a [...]
Filed under: Search, Taxonomy, User Interfaces | Tagged: alphabetical, design, endeca, Faceted search, ordering, ux | 1 Comment »
Posted on June 12, 2009 by sethearley
I just finished moderating the Digital Motion Picture Metadata Symposium at AMPAS. The day covered all aspects of metadata from pre-production through production, post, distribution and archiving.
We had presenters from Pixar, Sony Pictures, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, Marvel Studios, Warner Brothers, CNRI, Gracenote and the Library of Congress.
We saw examples from productions including [...]
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Posted on June 11, 2009 by stephanielemieux
I had the great pleasure of doing a podcast a few weeks ago with Paul Miller, podcaster for Nodalities (magazine & blog), on hybrid approaches to folksonomy and taxonomy and their role in the enterprise.
We discussed the now tired debate of folksonomy vs. taxonomy, and focused on the strengths and applications of each approach. I [...]
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Posted on June 4, 2009 by sethmaislin
You need to consider systems engineering when the interrelationships between systems are as complicated as the systems themselves. For example, to reduce automotive traffic you need to research social behavior, road design, business, and the environment. Taxonomy starts this way, too. Or at least it should.
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