AIIM

JULY 1, 2021

The ever increasing petabytes of data required to do business in the modern world of work require utilizing metadata to tag content. Why Metadata? Metadata (aka tags, properties, labels) is the key component in any robust Information Architecture plan. How to Develop a Bottom-Up Information Architecture Approach.

Metadata 186

Metadata Information architecture Content services Records Management 186

ChiefTech

JANUARY 12, 2009

After this, Jens worked as a consultant and information architect for website, museum and edutainment projects.He authored or co-authored several books, among them “Website-Konzeption” on information architecture and workflow for creating successful websites. He publishes a monthly newsletter dealing with website production.

Information architecture 90

Information architecture IT Metadata Education 90

AIIM

JUNE 30, 2020

Content and Unstructured Information - The Known Evil vs. The Unknown Evil. 4 Content Management Tips from the Experts. Use this type of thinking to help you prioritize in your organization and determine which is the bigger priority – the new content and unstructured information, or your legacy content and unstructured information.

ECM 186

ECM Content services Paper Information architecture 186

AIIM

NOVEMBER 2, 2017

The best way to be sure your policies are being applied to all information that needs to be managed is to implement a global policy solution that extends to every location that houses content. Classification and tagging are the skeletons that allow your information architecture to stand. Stronger Classification.

GDPR 86

GDPR Privacy Compliance Information architecture 86