Video Blog: DataFacet Refines Search in SharePoint 2010 with Autoclassification

Taxonomies in Enterprise CMSs like SharePoint 2010 can be made more valuable if content can be autoclassified. This month, I show how the taxonomy management tool DataFacet can be used to precisely control how autoclassification can be done to get better search results.

The video below demonstrates how DataFacet can be used within the SharePoint 2010 environment to manage autoclassification to focus search results.

There will be more video blogs demonstrating the benefits of taxonomy management in an Enterprise CMS, so check in again next month for the following installation.

Editor's Note: To watch more of Mike Doane's video blogs:

• Video Blog: Collaborative Taxonomy Creation in SharePoint 2010
• Video Blog: Updating Metadata in your Digital Asset Management System

About the Author

Mike Doane is the principal owner of Term Management, LLC. He is a senior level consultant with 18+ years in information management, with a deep background in information science and content management. He specializes in developing and maintaining taxonomies in SharePoint 2010.

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Taxonomies in Enterprise CMSs like SharePoint 2010 can be made more valuable if content can be autoclassified. This month, I show how the taxonomy management tool DataFacet can be used to precisely control how autoclassification can be done to get better search results.

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