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Metadata?
Thesauri? Taxonomies? Topic Maps! Knowledge Bases (also called
ontologies or topic maps) for publishing emerged as extensions to
back-of-the-book indexes. This article traces their evolution using
plain language and clear examples. Ontopia publication
10/26/2004
Your
taxonomy is your future The way your company organizes information
(i.e. its taxonomies) is critical to its future. Taxonomies not
only frame the way people make decisions, but they also help them
find the information necessary to weigh all the alternatives. Montague
Institute Review 2/1/2000
Upstream
knowledge management Looks at publishing from a bottom-up perspective
with an emphasis on using metadata to add value when a document
is written or saved. Montague Institute Review 4/1/1999
What
is Knowledge Base Publishing? Introduction to Knowledge Base
Publishing — how it combines elements from print, database,
and Web publishing methods for greater efficiency and usability.
Montague Institute publication 6/1/1997
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