What are tags? Tags are one-word descriptors that have been assigned to each white paper to help organize them.
There can be more than one tag per white paper – in fact there is nearly always more than one tag - and they do not form a hierarchy. So, finding
white papers with tagging can be a lot easier and more flexible than getting click-itess going up and down preconceived hierarchical categories
or folders.
Why use tags? This is great for organizing and finding relevant information, but it goes even further when locating other
white papers of related content (that probably would use the same tags).
What's the catch? The only limitation on tags is that they must not include spaces. So if your search is about a three-word
name like "International Business Machines", you may want to enter a tag in as “InternationalBusinessMachines”. Or better even yet, just use
“ibm”. You don't want to use commas or other punctuation, since these are rarely part of a tag.