BIM has created taxonomies and tagged content for medical and financial institutions as well as for ecommerce sites.

Here are some of the projects that we have worked on:

Healthstream is a provider of online medical training courses, supplying content for WebMD and other Web-based educational resources for the medical community. Healthstream had a search engine on their site, but it was hard to use to find specific courses that they offered. They turned to BIM. We developed a taxonomy of all of the major terms that appeared within the courses. We then went about creating keyword meta-tags for each of the 774 courses. Healthstream is pleased to now have a keyword system that works along with their existing search engine to retrieve truly relevant information.

Whisk already had an existing, faceted taxonomy, composed of recipe ingredients. Kevin supervised a team of Spanish-language annotators who entered the ingredients and categorized terms by facets such as attributes, forms, varieties, etc. This allows for machine reading of the recipe ingredients.

BIM created a web site index as an information retrieval system for their corporate site.

The United States Department of Energy wanted a better system for searching through their Standards Based Management Systems on their web site. Kevin created a controlled vocabulary for use in keyword tagging of their content, along with a site index. The index alone added up to over 200 pages when printed out. BNL created a navigation system for internal use, based on the taxonomy.

Twenty-First Century Investors

Desiring an intuitive method of searching through their web site, Twenty-First Century Investors called BIM. We read through and indexed their entire web site, creating a file which was used for a “back-of-the-book” style index.

21st Century Online

Desiring an intuitive method of searching through their web site, Twenty-First Century Investors called BIM. We read through and indexed their entire web site, creating a file which was used for a “back-of-the-book” style index.

Affinity Corporation

BIM cataloged information from a large, well-known online book store for marketing purposes.

Accelerating 1 to 1

BIM created abstracts of information on one-to-one marketing from over 65 various web sites. The information was included in a searchable database.