Government confronts the new information world
With the rise of Web 2.0 and 3.0, growing Internet traffic, social networking and a host of other technologically driven applications and appetities, government at all levels is confronting the...
View ArticleIn The End, it’s Mostly About Content.
As the world of technology makes literally breathtaking strides, the world of automation finds itself increasingly focused on the technology. Indeed, in many areas of popular culture, the technology...
View ArticleAn Information Parable
With apologies to S. I. Hayakawa, whose classic "A Semantic Parable" has been a staple of virtually everyone’s education for more than a half-century. Not so long ago nor perhaps all that far away,...
View ArticleConfronting the “Technology Imperative”
Technology is literally exploding: that’s a good thing isn’t it? PDAs, Twitter, iPods that do everything but cook, social networking and constant connectedness: all of it making our lives more...
View ArticleNuts and Bolts Tutorials at The Gilbane Conference
In a world that seems increasingly about technology itself, it has become tempting to assume that the questions and challenges of new and better information products is about the technology. While it...
View ArticleIn the end, good search may depend on good source.
As the world of search becomes more and more sophisticated (and that process has been underway for decades,) we may be approaching the limits of software’s ability to improve its ability to find what a...
View ArticleFocusing on the “Content” in Content Management
The growth in web-centric communication has created a major focus on content management, web content management , component content management, and so on. This interest is driven primarily by...
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