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“Taxonomy is probably the most commonly overlooked element of a personalization strategy,” said Lindy Roux, VP and managing director of Tendo Communications.
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A look at five business situations where poor intranet information architecture has a direct business impact.
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The more we advance in machine learning (ML) and artificial intelligence (AI), the more we realize how exquisitely complex human intelligence is.
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The future of information management architecture is where the backend repository is separate from the user interface.
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Year in, year out, the number one reason people fail to accomplish what they want on a website is confusing menus and links.
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WHO have decided to do a deep analysis of what sort of information truly matters to the public and professionals when it comes to COVID-19.
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The best way to plan for change is to apply an effective layer of governance to your DAM and other content programs.
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Shifts in approaches to governance in Office 365 have caused businesses to create new, more flexible methods. Here's how to get started.
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'Applied Artificial Intelligence' provides a thorough, nuanced and practical guide for business leaders looking to get started with AI.
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The taxonomy provides the frame of a DAM system. Here are five signs that your taxonomy needs an update.
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Good navigation gives people a sense of what’s involved in the journey: how many steps, how long it will take, what exactly they will get.
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Semantic data enrichment and ontology mapping are two of your strongest tools to aid data-driven customer experience delivery.
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Your digital asset management system may need a cleanup. Here are signs that it needs an overhaul, along with a cleanup plan and tips for DAM maintenance.
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All too often, businesses expect to plug in a digital asset management (DAM) system and then — voila — it will begin managing all of the organization’s assets.
The misconception can be forgiven.
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