A vendor-neutral introduction to the tools and techniques
of creating, maintaining, and deploying taxonomies in business applications.
Includes Web-based text, references, examples, and accessto a private
work area in our Taxonomy Lab.
A vendor-neutral introduction to the tools and techniques
of creating, maintaining, and deploying taxonomies in business applications.
Advanced business taxonomies, February 10/11, 2003
(Washington, DC)
For people already familiar with the basics of business
taxonomies, this vendor-neutral workshop focuses on such advanced topics
as the metadata warehouse, centralization/decentralization strategies,
the role of metadata in the firm's information architecture, in-depth
look at various tools, and how to develop a "digital availability"
model. Includes access to our Web-based Taxonomy Lab.
A vendor-neutral introduction to the benefits, tools,
and techniques of integrating taxonomies. 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.
Includes access to our Web-based Taxonomy Lab.
ROUNDTABLES
"New ways of adding value" January 23,
2003 (virtual roundtable)
Jean Graef, Montague Institute founder, will share
her thoughts and faciliate a discussion on new ways to add value with
information services in the current economic climate.
"Case study: an ISO 9001-compatible taxonomy"
February 20, 2003 (virtual roundtable)
Margaret Campbell of Siemens will discuss how her
team created a product-process-project taxonomy.
Call (413) 367-0245 to register or get more information
for either of these roundtables.
