Thank You Taggers!
We continue to make significant progress on-boarding companies to our Enterprise Tagging Platform. Last night I was doing a quick quality check on a job that was submitted for a well known museum and was completely floored by the quality of work that is being submitted by our workers. This enterprise tagging job had some serious challenges; first it requires a minimum of 10 tags per image and second a lot of the images are of simple objects from the museum (some of which are not very exciting). I tried tagging some of the images myself and could barely do it and definitely couldn’t do a very good job of it. With that I was a little afraid that we wouldn’t be able to produce quality results cost effectively but boy was I wrong. Below is an example image and subsequent tags submitted by one of our workers. It’s not mind blowing, but it’s exactly what is called for (quality and cost effective).
Oh yeah…and the main point of this post is to send out a huge THANK YOU to all of our workers. Without you we’re nothing. You enable everything we do. Tens of thousands of human taggers enabling enterprise tagging of millions and millions of images! Sweet!
Tags: abstract, industrial art, nonrepresentational, metal, sculpture, angular, geometric sharp, surfaces, steel, rust, weld, welds, welding, welded, punch hole
I can’t help but include this tagging example from our consumer service which reiterates the quality tagging done by our workers.
Tags: Michael Droz, mjdchild, 1980s, hungry hippos, batman, bop bag, crayola crayons, mickey mouse, candy, santa, christmas, gifts
November 11th, 2008 at 8:11 am
This seems like a great service. I’m going to have to convince my grandpa to put his huge photo collection to the test. We recently digitized them for him.