Posted on December 10, 2007 by sethearley
We recently had a prospect ask what they needed to consider as part of their taxonomy RFP. Here are some things to include:
1. Specific approaches to taxonomy development: steps for term extraction, approaches for automated and manual content audit procedures…
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Posted on February 3, 2007 by sethearley
One of the things that we get called in to help with is the set of governance policies and processes that are necessary to make taxonomy projects a success.
There are number of things that need to happen for organizations to be effective in this area:
1. Sponsorship: Someone with power and authority needs to understand the [...]
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Posted on November 10, 2006 by sethearley
I have been presenting at several conferences in the past couple of weeks (10 sessions in two weeks) and I am still getting the same situation over and over again. I had an attendee in a workshop on a content management maturity model say: “I am not sure where to start. It [...]
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Posted on November 7, 2006 by sethearley
Recently, a client declined the opportunity to review some work we were doing. When we submitted the project, we did so with the caveat that the taxonomy needed to be validated and that we needed a half day from the subject matter experts.
The client said “no, we can’t do that – they don’t have [...]
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Posted on September 29, 2006 by sethearley
A number of clients and prospects have come to me with the same dilemma. They have been engaged in varying levels of taxonomy programs and have arrived at a point where they need to overcome a certain sticking point in their projects. They are wrestling with challenges around getting real benefit from their [...]
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