This is the lecture slide deck for learning module five of OILS 513, Digital Information Management. The lecture topic is on the field of Knowledge Management
How the Business Model is becoming disruptive and aligning to it how technology is being disruptive. Defining the process and model for this Disruptive technologies
Exploration of large and complex data estates to gain an accurate understanding of the data structures and data quality.
Presentation given by Ontology Systems and BSkyB at SemTechBiz - The Semantic Technology & Business Conference on October 2nd 2013
Successful marketing provides innovative ways to give your customers a great experience on every site visit. This session explores how to identify initiatives that drive revenue, customer success or operational effectiveness using Kentico EMS.
Here there will be no fancy words (that aren't made fun of) and no complex mathematical models. In this session you'll learn to take the content types, site columns, and navigation options and assemble them into an information architecture that your organization can actually use. Learn how Managed Metadata Services can help you ensure consistency while location-based default metadata can help to drive metadata 'entry'. This session will be information architecture you can do.
The Global Marketing Center: A Crafter CMS and Alfresco Case StudyCrafter Software
This case study will present how the Global B2B Digital Marketing team in a large financial services organization replaced dozens of fragmented regional websites with a strategic, centralized global platform built with Alfresco and Crafter CMS. The solution benefits from Alfresco's content services for managing both Web content and documents, implementing workflows, and facilitating search. The solution is supplemented by Crafter CMS for content authoring and delivery. We will review lessons learned and summarize the primary benefits and outcomes of this major Alfresco implementation.
This is the lecture slide deck for learning module five of OILS 513, Digital Information Management. The lecture topic is on the field of Knowledge Management
How the Business Model is becoming disruptive and aligning to it how technology is being disruptive. Defining the process and model for this Disruptive technologies
Exploration of large and complex data estates to gain an accurate understanding of the data structures and data quality.
Presentation given by Ontology Systems and BSkyB at SemTechBiz - The Semantic Technology & Business Conference on October 2nd 2013
Successful marketing provides innovative ways to give your customers a great experience on every site visit. This session explores how to identify initiatives that drive revenue, customer success or operational effectiveness using Kentico EMS.
Here there will be no fancy words (that aren't made fun of) and no complex mathematical models. In this session you'll learn to take the content types, site columns, and navigation options and assemble them into an information architecture that your organization can actually use. Learn how Managed Metadata Services can help you ensure consistency while location-based default metadata can help to drive metadata 'entry'. This session will be information architecture you can do.
The Global Marketing Center: A Crafter CMS and Alfresco Case StudyCrafter Software
This case study will present how the Global B2B Digital Marketing team in a large financial services organization replaced dozens of fragmented regional websites with a strategic, centralized global platform built with Alfresco and Crafter CMS. The solution benefits from Alfresco's content services for managing both Web content and documents, implementing workflows, and facilitating search. The solution is supplemented by Crafter CMS for content authoring and delivery. We will review lessons learned and summarize the primary benefits and outcomes of this major Alfresco implementation.
1. Michael S. Dunn
Semantic Technology for Media - It’s All About Context
Boston - Semantic Web Summit
11/17/10
2. Context - Hearst
• A private diversified media company, one of nations largest
• Made up of six divisions - different industry focus
– Hearst Television
– Hearst Magazines
– Hearst Newspapers
– Hearst Entertainment
– Hearst Business Media
– Hearst Interactive Media
• Mostly domestic operations except International Magazines,
Funds & Fitch Ratings
8. Semantic Technologies
• Disruption
–Traditional Audiences Shifting Interest
• A Push “Only” Model not Desired
• Local & Thematic Cornerstones Threatened
–New Models Growing Rapidly
• Pull & Share Models Gaining Popularity
• Audiences are Dynamic & Active
• Media not only from Traditional Sources
• Anyone: Create, Distribute, Promote & Measure
9. Semantic Technologies
• Transformation
–Traditional to Digital
–Scheduled & Formulaic to Any When & How
–Changing Infrastructure & Margins
–Exploring New Markets & Channels
–Big Complex Platforms
• Slow to Adapt to New Model Requirements
10. Semantic Technologies
• Technology Economics
–Less Capital Intensive
• More Cloud
• More SAAS/PAAS
–Resources
• Focused on Revenue Opportunities
• Minimal on Mundane
11. Semantic Technologies
• Changing Demand
–Global Audience
• Towards Ubiquitous Connectivity
–Adoption of Mobile & Social
• True 24/7/365 Demand
• Proliferation of New Methods & Devices
–Velocity of Content Requests
• IPv6 will accelerate Nodes
21. Semantic Technologies
• The Business of Semantic Technology
– Academia, Researchers, Standards, Entrepreneurs
• Using Semantic Technology for Business
– Content Management
– Social Media
– Business Intelligence
• Lead with Revenue Enhancement Opportunities
– Show How to Solve Business Problems
– Show How to Measure Results