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Local Government Taxonomy (Excel XLSX)
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HIGHLIGHTS
BENEFITS OF DOCUMENT
- Categorisation
- Taxonmoy
- Findability
DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION
This product (Local Government Taxonomy) is an Excel workbook (XLSX), which you can download immediately upon purchase.
The Local Government Taxonomy consists of over 380 terms. It seeks to cover the general process and functional structure of a local Government organisation and the services they perform. It is based on UK organisations but could be adapted by clients in other territories
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The Taxonomy is designed to help organisations tag and organize their unstructured information with relevant, industry specific concepts, processes, subjects, and document types.
It is created through specific sector experience. The result is a solid base platform for organisations to add their personal nuances and uniqueness and thus provide themselves with a individualised taxonomy for enabling "findability" across their content systems.
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Source: Best Practices in Government Excel: Local Government Taxonomy Excel (XLSX) Spreadsheet, R Bradley Consulting
ABOUT THE AUTHOR: R BRADLEY CONSULTING
Experienced Enterprise and Information Architect/Consultant. 25 plus years experience in Consulting having worked for both bespoke and high end consultancies across many sectors. My documents are mostly those which I have used practically on various assignments.
R Bradley Consulting has published 40 additional documents on Flevy.
DETAILS
This business document is categorized under the function(s): None specified.
File Size: 26.3 KB
Related Topic(s): Government
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Initial upload date (first version): Apr 5, 2017
Most recent version published: Apr 5, 2017
