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Good day,
I am looking at a question about the merits of folksonomies versus controlled vocabularies. In particular, I am interested in their application in a business setting. Are there examples of where folksonomies have been successfully implemented in a business and how effective are they. How does these compare against the more traditional types of classification, such as taxonomies and thesauri. Can the both co-exist in a business setting. Is there a preference for one style or the other. Any feedback would be much appreciated.
Brian Jones
Research and Information Management Coordinator
Financial Services Commission of Ontario
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