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Slides from Topic Maps 2008

I did a presentation and tutorial at Topic Maps 2008

Link to Ruby Topic Maps in Action

Link to Enterprise Search, Faceted Navigation and Subject-Centric Portals

This entry was posted in Thoughts and tagged subject-centric, Topic Maps on April 8, 2008 by Subject centric.

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