by answermaven | Aug 24, 2010 | Information Management, Research Tip
I began my library career at the beginning of the age of world-wide web and in case you haven’t read it yet – www is dead. So last night, while working on some client background research I went to Factiva and started doing some serious searching working...
by billpowell | Aug 20, 2010 | Information Management
I have been thinking about processes for content management and how even small changes can make a difference. However, sometimes even the suggestion of a small change in the “way we do business” is met with resistance. I have heard more times than I can remember “this...
by answermaven | Aug 17, 2010 | Business
Today, I’m going to get away from content management and taxonomy for a bit. I want to talk a bit about productivity. Since launching Answer Maven just over two years ago, I’ve been busy building the business. As any self-employed person will tell you,...
by billpowell | Aug 12, 2010 | Uncategorized
Much of the time when people think about content management the first thing that comes to mind is some form of technology. This is normally thought of as a “box” that you can just plug into a network and all of a sudden your content is organized and everything is easy...
by billpowell | Aug 10, 2010 | Uncategorized
As Constance pointed out taxonomies are part of a larger content management or knowledge management policy and therefore the goals for implementing a taxonomy should be in line with a company’s existing informational goals. However, there are some specific goals that...
