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Taxonomy, Divide and Merge (Part 2)
Following on my last post, I’d like to focus on the question:
What can be considered as a good taxonomy?
Given the fact that taxonomy is something between art and science, a consensus will be hard to achieve.
Luckily, this discussion is focused on the product data
realm and based on practical aspects gained through many years of experience working with product data.
Read the whole post by Yossi Rissin, InQuera's CTO.
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