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29 Mar 09

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When this is pair with search, as Connectbeam does with their social search that pairs with existing FAST, Google Search Appliance, and others in-house search engines, the value the whole organization receives is far beyond the cost and minimal effort people are putting into the tools to get smarter, by more easily holding on and sharing what they know.
AifiA (now The Information Architecture Institute), and his very early work in Folksonomies

Raytheon uses this approach of social tagging for what are called “featured results”.
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- Basically we want to take in new terms that users would suggest and then put these terms through a review process.
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Taxonomy of tagging systems (Atomiq)

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28 Mar 09

Folksonomies: Tags Strengths, Weaknesses And How To Make Them Work - Robin Good's Latest News

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25 Mar 09

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20 Mar 09

Social Tagging and the Enterprise: Does Tagging Work at Work? | Semantic Universe

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tagging web2.0 TW20 knowledge_networking enterprise2.0 semantic

much smaller user population
smaller and more defined corpus of content
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- less available time
- stricter information retrieval requirements
- A hybrid solution that employs social tagging and formal taxonomy as complementary information access approaches is emerging as a winning solution.
- Social tagging originally emerged as a solution for offering individual users control over findability.
- individuals to use their own language
- support a multiplicity of views is an important aspect of this approach
- Tagging can supplement information retrieval options in intranets and document management systems, allowing employees to use tags to enhance the findability of internal and external content without waiting for an information professional to categorize it
- Corporate content is different: it is a more defined corpus of information that is meant to support specific tasks and users, entities are structured and there is authority to be respected. Finding information is mission-critical in this context, so employees have a higher need for precise and reliable access to information.
- Recent case studies published from MITRE and BUPA indicate that the level of participation in the enterprise tends to be more around 10% of users.
- In the world of the Web, precision and recall tend to be less critical, as you are dealing with collections with millions of items and less of a : does it really matter if you don’t find every single picture of cats on Flickr? It does matter however if you don’t find all the relevant cases in your law firm’s case history database.
- such as policies and approved methods, and organizations should invest the time and effort required to ensure that this content is findable.
- Other content, such as blogs, external links and discussion postings can afford to be more serendipitous.
- Finally, social tags can be a great source of terms to augment your corporate taxonomy, as they tend to represent the most current and natural user terminology.
- Some tools are also exploring taxonomy-directed tagging, where type-ahead tries to match user-generated tags to a controlled vocabulary (e.g. ZigTag).
- o allow users to import their tags from online sources (e.g. Del.ici.ous) if possible, this will prepopulate the system and make the tool seem valuable faster.

17 Feb 09

Über das Tagging

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tagging bestpractice guideline

Fünf halten ich für eine gute Option
Was eh schon über eine Rubrik erreichbar ist, muss nicht zusätzlich noch zum
Objekt des Taggings werden
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- Tags können einen Inhalt beschreiben mit Begriffen die im Text selbst nicht
  vorkommen. Das ist etwas, was Suchmaschinen nicht können. Man vergisst das oft
  und konzentriert sich auf Keywords. So könnte dieser Beitrag unter Tags wie
  "Verschlagwortung", "Weblogs" oder "Tipps" laufen, die im Text nicht vorkämen,
  hätte ich sie nicht für dieses Beispiel erwähnt.
- Mini-Styleguide

15 Feb 09

Global Neighbourhoods: SM Global Report: IBM's George Faulkner

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tagging enterprise2.0 collaboration blog ibm socialmedia

With these foundational elements in place, IBM began to launch internal
publishing spaces enabling blogging, podcasting, file sharing, wikis, social
networking etc. Most of these spaces support social tagging, comment functions,
networking/personal connection abilities, private/public sharing, and have
transformed the way in which we find experts, answers, information, and how we
connect globally and culturally with one another.
These platforms are guided by the IBM community and are not policed
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- Our most successful social platform by far is Wiki Central
- IBM wikis achieve over 1 million hits per day
- Our second most popular platform is the IBM
  Media Library which supports subscription-based audio, video,
  presentation and document publishing along with html-friendly page building and
  much more.
- What makes all of these platforms most interesting, when viewed holistically, is
  how they are all tied together through our Enterprise
  Tagging Service, which enables extremely valuable discovery/search
  for IBMers through a variety of aggregation tools.
- Vast amounts of information are now available to me, specific to virtually any
  topic I seek, with just a few clicks. I not only get information, but can access
  vast opinions, find subject matter experts and even launch broad-scale community
  initiatives if I so desire. My reach is much wider, my effectiveness multiplied,
  my profile and reputation enhanced. I understand more of the vast undertakings
  of IBM in new ways which makes me a more valuable asset to the company, and I am
  more culturally aware of who my peers are and what my company stands for.
- “The Wisdom of Crowds,” is not a catch-phrase. It is real.
- The key proved to be simple enablement and guidance built on deep trust. The
  evangelists were the early adopters, for sure, but as the years roll by, and
  although it is not as rapid as I had anticipated, these platforms offer such a
  remarkable opportunity for all IBMers that it is inevitable that most will use
  one or more at some point, or they will be left behind in our new
  knowledge-sharing community ecosystem.
- All of our social computing platforms come from within the CIO's office, IBM
  Software and IBM Research.

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