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In this episode, Seth and Chris talk with Stephanie Lemieux, President of Dovecot Studio about the nuts and bolts of taxonomy and informatio...
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In this episode, Seth and Chris talk with Stephanie Lemieux, President of Dovecot Studio about the nuts and bolts of taxonomy and informatio...
Taxonomy is a critical component of data-driven applications and processes, but implementing and sustaining a program can pose a challenge. ...
Taxonomy is a key part of the navigation that aids customers in finding the product they are looking to research or buy. There are differen...
Face it, the greatest products are still not going to sell if people can’t easily find them, which is why faceted search, or guided navigati...
Look at the most successful organizations and what stands out is an ability to react quickly to changing markets. This agility is the result...
Product taxonomies are critical to the customer experience on ecommerce platforms, marketplaces and websites. In order for customers to find...
RECORDED WEBCAST AVAILABLE We still hear it today – executives ask “Why do we need a taxonomy?” Then the various follow-ons : “Can’t we just...
Recorded - available as on demand webcast While most organizations engaging in B2B or B2C commerce understand the intuitive value of product...
This Article was originally published on CustomerThink. Aligning AI’s capability with your sales team Artificial intelligence has the potent...
Recorded - available as on demand webcast For many companies digital sales are outpacing sales from other channels as customers do more and ...
How can you use analytics to understand and optimize your taxonomy to drive high-performance eCommerce? Three key metric sets help us unders...
The display taxonomy on an ecommerce website is the backbone of the customer experience. It provides the structure, navigation paths, breadc...
Recorded - available as on demand webcast Using analytics to understand and optimize your Taxonomy to drive high-performance eCommerce. In t...
Recorded - available as on demand webcast When designing a display taxonomy, many sites lose track of the customer journey at *each step* in...
Recorded - available as on demand webcast Attributes are powerful tools in Digital B2B, but they are also a lot of work to design and mainta...
Ecommerce websites, replacement part reference guides, online marketplaces and IoT monitoring platforms all have one thing in common. They ...
Recorded - available as on demand webcast Digital commerce experts, Jason Hein and Chantal Schweizer, share insider best practices for maxim...
Many product taxonomies start with good intentions but are corrupted over time by a proliferation of “miscellaneous” nodes – virtual “junk d...
Recorded - available as on demand webcast Many product taxonomies start with good intentions but are corrupted over time by a proliferation ...
Recorded - available as on demand webcast In this conversation, our digital commerce experts walks through the impact that product images ha...
Mutual Exclusivity is an organizing principle for taxonomies which requires every SKU in your product catalog have one (and only one) place ...
Many companies that have made large investments in enterprise search engines discover that users still scroll through extensive results sets...
Recorded - available as on demand webcast In this 15 minute - no B.S. - session, our digital commerce experts will use real world examples t...
Recorded - available as on demand webcast Product content will make or break your digital commerce user experience. But what does that reall...
Recorded - available as on demand webcast Business agility rests upon a well-architected environment of business processes, workflows, and c...
Let’s face it, the value of a taxonomy isn’t inherently obvious to everyone. Some people have to be convinced that a taxonomy can help them ...
As your business and product data complexity grows, so too may your need for an enhanced Product Information Management (PIM) system that ac...
I attended a conference a while back about the future of the digital worker and the use of artificial intelligence. I came to the event wit...
Taxonomies have evolved over the years from being a way to navigate a website to providing the underpinnings of advanced ecommerce innovatio...
One of the challenges of the information age is helping people find things. There are many ways to do this, but they all boil down to improv...
The term “taxonomy” is used in many ways, and therefore can be confusing. Taxonomy has many use cases and many different functions. Google ...
Governance is essential to product information and taxonomy management. Governance ensures consistency, accuracy and adherence to the brands...
This Article originally appeared on CMSWire.com. In an ideal world, enterprise information management (EIM) systems provide every employee w...
Companies make use of many taxonomies to organize information about their product line. One of the most important of these is the display ta...
This Article originally appeared in KMWorld Magazine. According to technology publisher Tech Target[i], “Cognitive computing is “the simulat...
Product Taxonomies, on the whole, are iterative in nature. If your company starts selling products it's never sold before, you might need to...
Here’s a short piece of advice for the practicing taxonomists out there: Try to avoid concatenated labels. Concatenated labels are those cat...
Building shared understanding and a common vision is part of the process. One of our enterprise customers is a large retail organization th...
Whether your mobile development strategy includes native apps, hybrid applications or mobile optimized websites, the bottom line in mobile d...
We all like to believe that knowledge is important, and possibly even accurate as well. Once that knowledge is documented, however, its valu...
How do you know your work is any good? And I mean, really know? (This is the second post in my Heuristics and Empirics series. You can find ...
I've always been fascinated by how challenging it can be to make analogies between digital content strategies and the "real world." We organ...
Hachette Book Group has a mobile app for Bartlett's Familiar Quotations, one of the world's most recognized classic reference books. This p...
Should departmental or organizational structures be managed as a taxonomy? While there are advantages and limitations to organizational str...
Taxonomy development might seem like a straightforward case of setting up categories for products or services, but in fact it is more comple...
For many information science professionals, it’s easy to become accustomed to common problems and their attendant solutions as basic or obvi...
Google has just announced the Google Knowledge Graph (GKG). Check out a video about Google Knowledge Graph here. According to Google, this ...
Search is a conversation. If you ask me a question and I don’t understand, I can ask you for more information. With time you learn more abou...
The nice thing about standards is that there are so many to choose from. They're valuable and are used throughout the web development proces...
This is a continuation of a previous post: What You Need to Know to End Information Chaos. Business makes extensive use of taxonomy and meta...
How can you tell the difference between an introverted records manager and an extroverted records manager? The extrovert stares at your sho...
What is content choreography? Here's a little background on the term and what we mean by it. A major global high tech company engaged EIS to...
Organizations are paying more and more attention to Master Data Management (MDM). MDM comprises a set of processes and tools that consistent...
Selling online is dependent upon information. Without information for the customer to process it is essentially impossible to sell online. ...
In this blog post I’m going to talk about a couple of the likely pain points in your product master data world –places where your product da...
The most important issues to business today include information overload, integration challenges, improved efficiency, adaptability to compe...
Clink, clink went two halves of a Japanese rifle shell case on my researcher's desk at the National Archives and Records Administration faci...
Taxonomists never work in isolation: they collaborate with subject matter experts, content managers, systems integrators, information archit...
Regardless of whether you're designing front-end interface functionality or crafting an information architecture that serves as the clothes ...
Taxonomies, as hierarchical vocabulary structures, clearly define relationships between words and concepts. If a taxonomy is implemented and...
Some say that subject matter expertise is necessary in taxonomy development. This is understandable; it makes sense to assume that the more ...
We recently had a prospect ask what they needed to consider as part of their taxonomy RFP. Here are some things to include: Specific approac...
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