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Taxonomies, Ontologies, and Content Models Oh My!

by Tony Rhem | Apr 29, 2022 | Content Modeling, Information Architecture, Knowledge Management, Ontology, Taxonomy

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Taxonomy

The need to classify and categorize corporate information has never been greater. The proliferation of information channels, sources and … Read More

Information Architecture for Artificial Intelligence (IA4AI)

by Tony Rhem | Mar 26, 2022 | AI, Information Architecture, Knowledge Management

Overview

A goal of Knowledge Management (KM) is to capture and share knowledge wherever it resides in the organization. Leveraging … Read More

AI and Big Data in Knowledge Management

by Tony Rhem | May 31, 2021 | AI, Artificial Intelligence, Big Data, Information Architecture, Knowledge Management

On May 18th at the SIKM Community Leadership Call and again on May 27th at the KMC – … Read More

Delivering Information Architecture (IA) through IA Frameworks

by Tony Rhem | May 23, 2021 | Information Architecture, Knowledge Management

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Information Architecture provides the methods and tools for organizing, labeling, building relationships (through associations), and describing (through metadata) your unstructured … Read More

The Importance of Information Architecture (IA)

The Importance of Information Architecture (IA)

by Tony Rhem | Aug 31, 2020 | Information Architecture, Knowledge Management, Machine Learning

Information Architecture is the art and science of labeling and organizing information, so that it is findable, manageable and useful. … Read More

AI’s Secret Ingredient – Information Architecture!

by Tony Rhem | Feb 4, 2018 | Artificial Intelligence, Big Data, Information Architecture

In a previous blog post I wrote about how Information Architecture is an enabler for Big Data Analytics. This … Read More

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