Organizing Information for Search & Discovery
Taxonomies, classification, categorization—helping users find actionable information that is buried in today’s huge repositories of enterprise
information is a vital business imperative. Built and implemented effectively, a taxonomy or categorization scheme is the secret to navigating Web sites and
internal data collections, thereby ensuring that users find precise answers to their search queries.
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At Taxonomy Boot Camp 2006 attendees learned about:
- How to create and implement a successful taxonomy
- How to enhance your information infrastructure with the right taxonomy
- Taxonomy design concepts and strategies
- Which metadata and taxonomy choices are right for your needs
- Evaluating auto-categorization schemes and tools
- Making the “build, buy, or automate” decision
- Working collaboratively with your content and IT teams
- Case studies, lessons learned & best practices
- Proving the ROI of taxonomy and balancing its cost and value
- How to manage and maintain a taxonomy
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Keynote Speaker
David Weinberger
Harvard's Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society
Author, Everyday Chaos, Everything is Miscellaneous, Too Big to Know, Cluetrain Manifesto (co-author)
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