LEADER 03918nam a22003617a 4500003 hubpceuo 005 20230324111523.0 008 230213s2022 ||||| |||| 001 0 eng d 020 9781783304813 (paperback) 020 9781783304820 (hardback) 020 9781783304837 (PDF) 020 9781783305254 (EPUB) 040 hubpceuo |beng |chubpceuo 041 eng 082 020 245 Taxonomies : |bpractical approaches to developing and managing vocabularies for digital information / |cedited by Helen Lippell. 260 London : |bFacet Publishing, |c2022. 300 258 p. : |bill. ; |c24 cm. 504 Includes index. 520 Taxonomies have become more widely-understood and used in the last decade as organisations seek to manage and exploit their information. The rise in understanding of the potential of semantic models has also led to an increase in demand for controlled vocabularies and ontology models. While education in classification and categorisation is becoming more and more mature, it does not necessarily prepare taxonomists for the everyday realities of working with stakeholders, sponsors and systems so that their taxonomies remain useful and relevant. Taxonomies: Practical Approaches to Developing and Managing Vocabularies for Digital Information is a curated anthology of expert-contributed chapters and case studies that cover the wide range of ways in which taxonomies are used in digital applications including the web, enterprise systems and libraries. The book brings together experts from a range of disciplines to provide realworld insights on how to build and implement a taxonomy in an organisation. The book will cover everything a working taxonomist - whether they’re an inhouse resource or a consultant - needs to consider, including business buy-in; working on a project team; choosing software; governance and maintenance and the wider societal dimensions of choosing categories and terminology. 520 Part 1: Getting Started. 1. Business Buy-in and Scoping / Maura Moran -- 2. Choosing Taxonomy Software / Joyce van Aalten -- Part 2: Building Taxonomies -- 3. Taxonomy Structuring and Scaling: A Standardised Approach / Jonathan Engel -- 4. The Diversity of Terms: Respecting Culture and Avoiding Bias / Bharat Dayal Sharma -- 5. Relationships, Hierarchies and Semantics / Bob Kasenchak -- 6. User Testing and Validation / Tom Alexander -- 7. Taxonomy and Vocabulary Interoperability / Yonah Levenson -- 8. Everything that Will Go Wrong in your Taxonomy Project / Ed Vald -- Part 3: Applications. 9. Enterprise Search / Michele Jenkins -- 10. Taxonomy and Digital Asset Management / Sara James and Jeremy Bright -- 11. Powering Structured Content with Taxonomies / Rahel Anne Bailie -- 12. Information Architecture and E-commerce / Margaret Hanley -- Part 4: Business Adoption. 13. Implementing Taxonomies and Metadata: Lessons from a Busy Newsroom / Annette Feldman -- 14. Taxonomy Governance / Cynthia Knowles -- 15. Taxonomy Maintenance / Helen Challinor -- 16. The Taxonomist's Role in a Development Team / Jo Kent -- Appendix A: Metadata Template to Capture Taxonomy Term Diversity / Bharat Dayal Sharma -- Appendix B: Semantics: Some Basic Ontological Principles / Bob Kasenchak -- Appendix C: Metadata Model Template / Yonah Levenson -- Glossary / Bob Kasenchak and Helen Lippell. 650 Knowledge management 650 Ontologies (Information retrieval) 650 Information technology 650 Information science 700 Lippell, Helen, |eeditor. 880 |6245 942 |2ddc |cBK 952 |00 |10 |2ddc |40 |6020_000000000000000_LIP |70 |8ARC |9161425OSA |bOSA |d2023-02-13 |eOSA |l0 |o020 LIP |r2023-02-13 |w2023-02-13 |yBK |cReference 920 01 jeGBRwYN 992 01 020_000000000000000_LIP |bZXZ_ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ_EHA 966 |cIn the Research Room