Kategorie: Tim’s Weblog

Just a quick thought: I’m convinced that each company needs its own, internal version of Google’s Knowledge Graph – all the information that’s vital to the business, in “complex models with many connected entities” (Axel Morgner), to help improve search, bridge data silos, and make metadata entry much easier. Listen to Dr. Andreas Weber making…

A bit later than usual, here’s the Digital Asset Management articles from February which had a lasting impression on me – picked from the constant stream of blog posts you can see float by on Planet DAM. For more curated DAM links, see the weekly Digital Asset Management.com Links. DAM News runs a batch of…

In response to Ralph Windsor’s call for contributions, and with the help of ImageSnippet’s Margaret Warren, I have written an article for DAM News: Improving DAM Interoperability In 2017 Make sure to also read Ralph Windsor’s accompanying piece DAM Interoperability In 2017 – Where Do We Go From Here?. I’m looking forward to your feedback…

Field values – inside an SQL database column, an XML tag, or an image’s embedded metadata – are the “atoms” of a data model: the smallest unit. For example, in this record: … the number “82,175,700” is the field value in the “Germany” country record’s “population” field. Just as with atoms, there’s a bit more…

This week, during the Digital Collections Customer Days (for the DACH region, i.e. German-speaking) in Hamburg, I did a talk on “DAM Trends 2017”. Here’s the slides (or download a PDF of the presentation): “Artifical Intelligence, Semantic Data and Distributed Content”: Sounds a bit much just before lunch, doesn’t it? But let’s just take a…