5 Best Practices for Getting Rich with Data
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The buzz around “rich data” has been going on for several years, with the definition of the phrase bantered about at industry events. A rich data product is one in which reference content from several sources is broken down into the smallest useful units, linked to other supporting content, and then included in productivity software. In more simple terms, it’s about turning vast amounts of existing, often archived content into new electronic products. Although nuances in the definition can vary, a growing consensus is that rich data products leverage content in new ways and become important tools in the user’s day-to-day work.
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