Metadata is considered an intrinsic part of successfully managing assets within MySource Matrix. It is easy to add standard schemas such AGLS and Dublin Core, or define your own standards if more appropriate, via an intuitive point and click interface.
MySource Matrix allows this metadata to be:
In addition to the included standard schemas outlined above, MySource Matrix allows clients to define their own metadata schema through an intuitive user interface to support their particular business requirements. Different metadata schema may be applied to different assets as deemed appropriate by the client. For example, images may require different information from press releases.
In addition, the metadata schema that applies to an asset depends on the schema that is applied to the part of the site in which it is located. This means that you can re-use a page in different sites which have different metadata requirements.
MySource Matrix allows content authors to enter metadata through an intuitive user interface. You can create your metadata schema to include drop down lists or checkboxes of pre-determined options, and allow for restricted values from a thesaurus as described below.
MySource Matrix allows you to enter a “Description” for each metadata field, which is displayed as help text beneath the field on the Metadata screen.
MySource Matrix supports large metadata fields. Metadata text fields can be multi-line and can support data of the order of gigabytes.
Metadata forms an intrinsic part of an asset, and is reviewable at the same time as all other components of an asset such as the content.
MySource Matrix provides an automatic keyword extraction feature to show each word extracted from the contents of your site, ordered by the most commonly occurring words. A user can cut and paste the appropriate keywords to be used for metadata.