TEMIS Gets Another Client
December 5, 2013
Good news for TEMIS, everyone! According to The Sacramento Bee in the article, “OECD Chooses TEMIS To Semantically Structure Its Knowledge And Information Management Process,” TEMIS has a new and very big client. The OECD stands for the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development and they have selected TEMIS’s semantic content enrichment solution Luxid. OECD has started a new project called the Knowledge and Information Management (KIM) Program to create framework for managing and delivering information as well as improving its accessibility and presentation. The OECD collects and analyzes data for over thirty-four member governments and over one hundred countries to help them sustain economic growth, boost employment, and raise the standard of living. The KIM Program will be a portal for the organization’s information and will hopefully increase findability and search.
What will TEMIS do? the article explains:
“In this context, the OECD has chosen TEMIS’s flagship Luxid® Content Enrichment Platform to address all Semantic Enrichment stages of the KIM framework. Luxid® will help OECD to consistently enrich document metadata in alignment with its taxonomies and ontologies, providing a genuinely semantic integration layer across heterogeneous document storage and content management components. This semantic layer will both enable new search and browsing methods and improved relevance and accuracy of search results, as well as progressively build an integrated map of OECD knowledge.”
Glad to see that enriched search and findability are not dead yet. Metadata still has its place, folks. How else will the big data people be able to find their new insights if metadata is not used?
Whitney Grace, December 05, 2013
Sponsored by ArnoldIT.com, developer of Augmentext
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