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November 2003

ARTICLES
Corporate use of blogs (abstract)
Society members comment on their experiences with corporate blogs. Includes links and screen shots.
 
REGULAR FEATURES
Best of BUSLIB-L (the collected wisdom of the world's expert researchers)
Advertising clipping services (new information)
Best in class competitive intelligence
Electronic lab notebooks
How to find corporate auditors
 
Digest: Managing intellectual assets
Annotated links to current articles and interesting Web sites.
 
How to get the most from our Web site (tutorial)
An overview of our content and tips on how to use it.
 
Top 20 articles
Links to the 20 most popular articles on this site based on last month's server statistics.
 
SEMINARS (see also the calendar listing)
Integrating taxonomies January 26/27, 2004 (Washington, DC)
This 2-day workshop is designed to help you develop a concrete strategy for integrating multiple taxonomies - both internal and external. By "integration" we mean bridging the gaps between disciplines and cultures as well as making taxonomies available to navigation tools, incorporating them into business applications, and including them in editorial work flow.
 
Creating, managing, and using metadata February 9/10, 2004 (Washington, DC)
This 2-day workshop is designed to help you understand, create, and use metadata in a variety of applications. Designed for an interdisciplinary audience, the content includes concepts from publishing, library science, and computer science. Participants can create a prototype metadata repository using their own data in the Web-based Lab and are encouraged to bring their own examples for instructor feedback.
 
Taxonomy maintenance workshop March 15/16, 2004 (Enfield, CT)
Corporate taxonomies are not static structures. They need to be continually updated due to new content, organizational changes, and new business strategies. This two day workshop will define the issues associated with taxonomy maintenance and will help you develop a change control process that is customized to meet the needs of your organization.
 
WEB COURSES
Creating and using business taxonomies
 
Integrating taxonomies