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Metadata Maturity Survey Findings
July 15, 2009

In addition to presenting results around maturity levels, this call will benchmark current search, taxonomy, and metadata practices against the 2005 survey and report on some surprising key findings around information access and best practices adoption.

Ron Daniel

Cost: $50.00
Global Taxonomy Management
May 06, 2009

Managing taxonomies on a global scale presents new challenges. How are terms localized and translated?Who has responsibility for changes and updates? How can differences in culture and the nuances of meaning be handled from one language and locale to another? Even subtle variations in meaning and interpretation can have far reaching implications for your taxonomy processes.


Michael Shulha
, Jennifer Borrell

Cost: $50.00
Governance Revisited
August 30, 2006

Your company has recognized the value of classification. Now, what is involved in keeping a taxonomy project afloat and relevant? Who does what? When should it be done? Who makes decisions? This session will cover important issues in governance roles, policies, structures, and strategies.

Marcia Morante
, Annie Wang
, Seth Earley

Cost: $50.00
SharePoint Information Architecture: What You Need to Know
December 15, 2011

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SharePoint 2010 offers tremendous capabilities for improving information access; however, a well-thought out information architecture is key to user acceptance.

In this webinar, Seth Earley provides an overview of "information architecture" concepts and their importance to SharePoint projects. You will also learn about the skills and tools needed to be successful; as well as about available training for developing information architecture skills.

Seth is joined by Steve Pogrebivsky, CEO and co-founder of MetaVis. Steve will provide his perspective on how tools like the MetaVis Architect help information architects rapidly configure SharePoint sites.

Learn more about the course including upcoming dates and cities.

Seth Earley
, Steve Pogrebivsky