by Conni Christensen | CASE STUDY
QATAR FOUNDATION Award-Winning Records Management Program Information When and Where It’s Needed At the Qatar OpenText Forum, Qatar Foundation was recognized for Information Management (IM) Excellence in implementing its cutting-edge Sijilati program, built on... by Conni Christensen | INSIGHTS
Metadata and taxonomies explained! Managing metadata and developing taxonomies is easy! Managing metadata and building taxonomies seems simple—at least within a confined context. As Patrick Lambe notes in Organising Knowledge, most people are comfortable creating... by Conni Christensen | INSIGHTS
The dark art of classification Everywhere I go people are creating classification schemes. All sorts of people are doing it: programmers, business and data analysts, information and enterprise architects. Mostly they are doing it because they are in the process of... by Conni Christensen | INSIGHTS
Building an enterprise framework for data governance We live in an age where data is used to represent what happens in the real world –operations are being transformed from hands-on experience to a data and process model. Data is now used to describe our business –... by Conni Christensen | INSIGHTS
Classification definitions and sources In my next few posts I’m going to write about building classification schemes. So it’s probably a good idea to explain the definitions I use upfront. Before you take me to task, bear in mind that my context is the information... by Conni Christensen | INSIGHTS
Why you need ontologies to automate records classification and appraisal Even information professionals need a helping hand to appraise and classify the growing document stockpile. Not surprising then that most organisations we work with have reached the same point...