A smart, "user-friendly" implementation of e-record classification can
make the experience a seamless one for the user.  File plan components
can be extrapolated from key metadata, etc. 

This technique, in turn, depends on a well-formed taxonomy to begin with
- so it's not just an IT problem.  But the point I'm making is that it
doesn't have to be a choice between brainless auto-classification and
brain-teasing classification questionnaires.



Eugene Stakhov
Lighthouse Computer Services, Inc.
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