Taxonomy Management & Classification for Improved Data Governance & Quality

taxonomy-management
Taxonomy management and classification are critical components of data governance, enabling organizations to efficiently classify metadata with controlled vocabularies. Taxonomies provide a categorization scheme for specific domains of data, improving searchability, and navigation.
With InfoLibrarian™, clients can leverage structured and unstructured information to build and maintain controlled vocabularies, using taxonomy management tools, mapping tools, and taxonomy visualization capabilities.


Effective taxonomy management and classification solutions enable organizations to establish consistent and accurate terminology for data, ensuring that the data is easily searchable and understandable across the organization. By improving the organization and classification of data, businesses can make better use of their information assets, streamline operations, and ultimately improve decision-making processes. Furthermore, these solutions provide the foundation for metadata integration and management, ensuring that data quality and integrity are maintained throughout the organization.

Taxonomy Management and Classification Solutions are essential for any organization looking to improve data governance and quality. With the help of InfoLibrarian™, businesses can effectively manage their taxonomies, establish controlled vocabularies, and ensure that their data is accurately classified and searchable, ultimately leading to better data-driven decision-making.

 
Taxonomies Key Concepts
  • What are Taxonomies?

    meta-data-management Taxonomies help organize information which facilitates, retrieval, management and governance of documents and data. Taxonomies can be both simple in their structure to very complex in large environments. In order to provide business user’s an organized view of their metadata, data and documents, taxonomy management tools are required.

    Types of Taxonomies

    • Simple hierarchies.
    • Complex hierarchies which provide the capability to manage synonyms and antonyms.
    • Ontologies which is a system of categories.
    • Poly-hierarchies, hierarchies within hierarchies.
    • Term mappings.
    • Create categories of terms.
    • Map concepts to terms and terms to other terms, categories, and hierarchies.

    Taxonomy Management Key Components with InfoLibrarian Software™

    • Create, import and modify taxonomies.
    • Assign permissions to taxonomies.
    • Collaboration and term approval process.
    • Classifying and tagging of terms metadata.
    • Governance via administration, approval workflows and logging.
    • Multiple views or perspectives of taxonomies to different communities.
  • Taxonomies and Information Classification Concepts

    Ontologies

    An ontology can be defined as predefined set of concept definitions. We create an ontology as a set of definitions of formal vocabulary. An ontology can be considered akin to an agreement to use a particular, predefined vocabulary when building taxonomies.

    Thesauri

    A thesaurus is typically a taxonomy with additional metadata about each term such as alternative terms (for example, "mutt" for "dog") and pointers to related terms that might or might not be in the same hierarchy (for example, "doghouse" for "dog"). People who specialize in the creation and maintenance of thesauri are usually known as taxonomists.

    Controlled Vocabularies

    A controlled vocabulary is a list of terms that define the potential values for something—for example, the possible subjects of a set of news stories or the official two-letter abbreviations of the states of the United States.

    Folksonomies Tagging

    A folksonomy is a system of classification derived from the practice and method of collaboratively creating and managing tags to annotate and categorize content; this practice is also known as collaborative tagging, social classification, social indexing, and social tagging.

    InfoLibrarian™ provides these capabilities for semantic metadata management.

    • Taxonomies.
    • Business Terms.
    • Thesaurus capabilties.
    • Tagging.
    • Custom ontology mapping.
    • Controlled vocabularies.
    • Business glossaries.
    More about InfoLibrarian semantic metadata tools ...

Follow the links below to see how InfoLibrarian™ can help you to capture and manage enterprise metadata.

Metadata Management & Data Governance Consulting
InfoLibrarian Metadata Management Framework™ Solution

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