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Tag: information architecture
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5 Signs Your Taxonomy Needs a DAM Update
The taxonomy provides the frame of a DAM system. Here are five signs that your taxonomy needs an update.
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Design Navigation for Clarity and Fidelity
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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Enhance Your Customer Experiences With Semantic Data Enrichment
Semantic data enrichment and ontology mapping are two of your strongest tools to aid data-driven customer experience delivery.
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Clean Your DAM Mess
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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Closing the DAM Expectation Gap
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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Your Digital Interface Is Your Brand
Do you remember the first impressions you had of a bank? Probably it has something to do with an impressive physical building.
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How Information Architecture Improves Customer Experience
Have you ever had a problem finding information on a website or app? If so, you were experiencing a poor information architecture (IA). Conversely, a great experience with a site or application is only possible with solid IA under the surface.
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What it Takes to Deliver Successful AI-Driven Search
Artificial intelligence (AI) promises to deliver enterprises higher efficiency, increased accuracy and greater utilization of corporate information assets. But these promises can only come true if the AI is built on a solid information architecture.
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Information Architecture: Still Vital to Digital Design
Over the years, the most neglected, and yet most essential, area of digital design has been information architecture. Recently, a set of presentations for website designs were made to senior management at a large organization. One presentation was based on data.
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The Panama Papers: What Business Can Learn From Data-Driven Scoops
Through the Panama Papers released at the beginning of last year, the offshore tax haven activity of the national elites were seen in the full light of day by citizens.
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Librarians: Digital Marketing Needs Your Skills
The American Library Association (ALA) posted ads for 2,386 library jobs in 2015. Now granted, the ALA does not post every library job available.
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Information Management: When Just Enough is More Than Enough
When I started in information management 16 years ago I believed the biggest obstacle keeping organizations from success was doing too little. Inaction derailed the best laid plans for information management: lack of funding, support, enthusiasm and the willpower to see efforts through caused most firms to fail.
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B2B E-Commerce Should Take a Page From Amazon's Book
It's been 20 plus years since e-commerce emerged and we're still only seeing the tip of the business to business (B2B) e-commerce iceberg. One sign that it's still early days is the recent release of Internet Retailer's (IR) inaugural issue of its B2B eCommerce 300 list. This list tracks
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Want Data Insights? Start With Your Knowledge Architecture
Every CIO has heard the siren call of big data. With it, we’re promised, we will glean new insights from customers, markets and competitors, speed time to market, detect anomalies and security outliers, and provide the foundation for machine learning algorithms which in turn form the precursor of artificial intelligence.
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