Desktop content graph part 2. Tags and taxonomy concepts
In this article I am starting to look at turning Finder tags into taxonomy Concepts. If you haven't read parts 0 and 1 you can find…
Read moreContent object (5)
A content object is a piece of information, such as a chapter in a book, that is identified by a Uniform Resource Identifier and enriched by object properties (such as an information type or links to a person object representing its author) and data properties (such as language translations or descriptions)
Desktop content graph part 3. Building the initial application
The first three parts in this series dealt with issues of information design; the overall ideas, the model and taxonomy considerations. This article is about…
Read moreDesktop content graph part 1. A content model for file linking and classification
The main topic for this article is how files in the file system need to behave when incorporated into a content model. The main purpose…
Read moreA web content graph, part two; Content design
In this article I’m going to go into how well-structured content architecture is important in the design of content graphs. I will discuss how information…
Read moreBuilding a content graph
Organisations that work with content-rich information systems often have to contend with two major problems: The first problem is usually addressed, with varying levels of success,…
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