Developing Taxonomy Requirements

Date:

February 28, 2007 - 12:00 - 1:00 EST

Cost: $50.00

Designing and implementing a practical and effective taxonomy always starts with a practical and effective set of project requirements. Whether you're developing or implementing a taxonomy, using in-house talent, or creating a vendor/consultant request for proposal (RFP), you need to clearly scope the project and identify the application framework. When you get the ball rolling with a set of well-defined goals and requirements, you'll be more likely to end up with a result that meets your expectations. In this session, our speakers will offer practical insights into the requirements development process.

Learn about:

Scoping your taxonomy project
Defining your application framework
Creating effective RFPs
Aligning project requirements with your goals and expectations

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Jie-Hong Morrison

Taxonomy & Search Engine Consultant (Computer Technologies Consultants,Inc.) , Computer Technologies Consultants,Inc.

Jie-hong Morrison is a taxonomy and search engine consultant for Computer Technologies Consultants,Inc. (www.usa-ctc.com), a IT solution provider serving various federal clients. Ms. Morrison has been developing Web-based applications for both private and government sectors since 1996. Most recently, she played a critical role in a full lifecycle taxonomy project for a large federal agency. The taxonomy has been considered as a base framework for various Web-based search and retrieval projects agency wide. She has also led the development of a multi-lingual search engine project for the client's various Websites. Ms. Morrison is the managing editor for the module 1 of the SICoP White Paper Series. She has authored various white papers and technical articles educating others on new and emerging information technologies. Ms. Morrison holds masters degrees in both library science and information systems. She can be reached at jmorrison@usa-ctc.com

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Harry Ringwood

Program Manager (Merck Serono) , Merck Serono

Through varying roles in complex organisational environments, across various countries I have successfully delivered information strategies for major corporations over the past 18 years; consistently delivering high-quality solutions aligned to the underpinning business goals.

Combining strategic and tactical planning, a high achievement orientation and excellent communication and presentation skills, I have continued to act as a trusted advisor to my business partners and respected leader to my teams.

I have lived and worked in England, Switzerland, Hong Kong, Japan, the USA and Australia; spending the rest of my time traveling between them.

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Seth Earley

President & CEO , Earley & Associates

Seth has been implementing content management and knowledge management projects for over 14 years and has been in the technology field for 20 + years. He is founder of the Boston Knowledge Management Forum and co-author of Practical Knowledge Management from the IBM Press. He is former adjunct professor at Northeastern University, where he taught graduate courses in Knowledge Management Infrastructure and E Business Strategy. He was 2009 Co-Chair of the Metadata Committee, NDIIPP Education and Outreach for the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (AMPAS).

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Developing Taxonomy Requirements

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