Taxonomy Strategies joins Project Performance Corporation. Press release.

Read the new Taxonomy Strategies Blog about taxonomies, metadata, information retrieval, and other things that strike our fancy.

Play the Green Chameleon and Straits Knowledge video podcast "Taxonomy Development Process Case Studies" of Joseph Busch talking about different methods of taxonomy development.

Download the CMSAdvisor Podcast "Taxonomy, Metadata, Cod Liver Oil & Guinness: Part 1" and "Part 2" in which Lisa Welchman (WelchmanPierpoint's Founding Partner) and Joseph Busch (Taxonomy Strategies' Founder) define the terms "taxonomy" and "metadata", and provide advice on advancing taxonomy efforts in your organization.

Busch's golden law of facets, named for Joseph Busch (Taxonomy Strategies' Founder), is described in Steve Papas’ article "The Faceted Navigation and Search Revolution" published in KM World (April 2006)

Speaking engagagements where Taxonomy Strategies will participate this year:

• "Knowledge Repositories in Action" with Karen Mokate, Chief, KM Division, Inter-American Development Bank at KM World on November 17 in Washington, D.C.
• "Taxonomy Design" with Ginger Richards, Knowledge Management Specialist, & Michael Piccorossi, Director of Operations, Pew Research Center (PRC) and Zach Wahl, Knowledge Management Practice Leader, and Tatiana Baquero, Senior Knowledge Management Analyst, Project Performance Corporation (PPC) at Taxonomy Bootcamp on November 16, 2010 in Washington, D.C.
• "SNC-Lavalin Infozone Taxonomy Case Study" with Denis Normand, Director, Information Management and Security, and Karin Michel, Taxonomist, SNC-Lavalin at Taxonomy Bootcamp on November 15, 2010 in Washington, D.C.
• "Inter-American Development Bank Institutional Knowledge Repository Controlled Vocabularies" with Kyle Strand, Knowledge and Learning Specialist, Inter-American Development Bank and Heather Hedden, Taxonomy Consultant, Earley and Associates at Taxonomy Bootcamp on November 15, 2010 in Washington, D.C.
• "The Curious Lives of Full-Time Taxonomists" at Taxonomy Bootcamp on November 15, 2010 in Washington, D.C.

Archive of previous announcements.

[Last updated 2010-05-19]