Member Profile

Lisa Smith

Director, Taxonomy, Business.com
Los Angeles, CA, USA
Member Since: 09/15/2006
Status: Work.Com Staff
About Me:
Education:
MLIS, UCLA 2000
BA, UCSB 1993

Experience:

Information Architecture, Retrieval, and Technology: 9 years
Business and Technical Writing: 7 years
Web Content Management Systems: 6 years
Project Management: 6 years
Instruction and Curriculum Development: 2 years

History:

Director of Taxonomy, Business.com
Life Skills Instructor (volunteer), YMCA
Information Consultant (volunteer), Global Hand
Taxonomist and Web Applications Developer, JPL
Business Process Modeler, So. Cal. Edison
Manager, Content Intelligence, Interwoven
Graduate Researcher, Information Studies, UCLA
Implementation Consultant, Innovative Interfaces

Industry: Information Services
Size of Business: 51 - 100 employees
Years in Business: 2-10 years

Affiliations:
American Society for Information Science and Technology (ASIST), The Antelope Society

Business Interests:
Information Retrieval, Search, Auto-Categorization, Taxonomy Development, Metadata, Information Networks, Information Seekers

Total Guide Views

1 3 2
Overall Rating: N/A
Guides Written: 1
Comments Posted: 7
Comments Received: 0
Favorite Guides: 5

Guides I've Written

  1. Website Information Architecture Primer


    Fundamentals for getting the most out of your web presence
    Guide Rating: 7.5 out of 10. Saved by 1 person.

My Comments

My Favorite Guides

  1. Business Ethics in the Workplace - 09/15/2006


    A commitment to corporate social responsibility can do your business a lot of good.
    Frances Sharpe
  2. Starting a Pool Hall - 09/22/2006


    How to get a billiards hall up and running
    Brian Rollo
  3. Getting More Organized - 09/15/2006


    Clean up your act and accomplish more than you thought possible
    Frances Sharpe
  4. NAICS - 09/15/2006


    Find your place among North American industries.
    Toni Klym McLellan
  5. Knowledge Management and Data Sharing - 09/15/2006


    Maintaining a competitive edge means saving and sharing key ideas and information
    Chris Maxcer
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