Why limit yourself to functional classification?
How could you think describe the whole domain of what your organisation cares about?
... and why would you do that?
 
Judi mentions some work on an all-of-government ontology, link here: <a href='https://www.archives.govt.nz/about-us/publications/all-of-government-ontology-options-paper'>All-of-government ontology options paper – Archives New Zealand</a>
 
With your hosts:
<ul><li>Karl Melrose</li>
<li>Judi Vernau</li>
<li>Michael Upton</li>
</ul>

Why limit yourself to functional classification? How could you think describe the whole domain of what your organisation cares about? ... and why would you do that? Judi mentions some work on an all-of-government ontology, link here: All-of-government ontology options paper – Archives New Zealand With your hosts: Karl Melrose Judi Vernau Michael Upton

Why limit yourself to functional classification?
How could you think describe the whole domain of what your organisation cares about?
... and why would you do that?
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Judi mentions some work on an all-of-government ontology, link here: <a href="https://www.archives.govt.nz/about-us/publications/all-of-government-ontology-options-paper" rel="noopener noreferrer">All-of-government ontology options paper – Archives New Zealand</a>
&nbsp;
With your hosts:
<ul><li>Karl Melrose</li>
<li>Judi Vernau</li>
<li>Michael Upton</li>
</ul>

Domain modelling

Every fortnight Karl, Judi and Michael get together to discuss topics in information management practice that are relevant for today and the future. We’ll bring in other industry insiders to talk about what they’re doing, and how their practice is changing.

Information management in government is in the midst of a long term transition. To be successful now and in the future, we have to be active participants in the day-to-day business of our organisations and in the design of the information resources that our organisations use.

If we get this right, the next big gains in productivity and public good will come from us.
It’s a revolution in information management – and we want everyone to be part of it.

Hosted by Karl Melrose, Judi Vernau (Metataxis NZ) and Michael Upton (Metataxis NZ).

Business

Every fortnight Karl, Judi and Michael get together to discuss topics in information management practice that are relevant for today and the future. We’ll bring in other industry insiders to talk about what they’re doing, and how their practice is changing. Information management in government is in the midst of a long term transition. To be successful now and in the future, we have to be active participants in the day-to-day business of our organisations and in the design of the information resources that our organisations use. If we get this right, the next big gains in productivity and public good will come from us. It’s a revolution in information management – and we want everyone to be part of it. Hosted by Karl Melrose, Judi Vernau (Metataxis NZ) and Michael Upton (Metataxis NZ).

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