Molly Gurtin serves as the Taxonomy Program Manager at Medtronic, where she leads the Global Taxonomy and Ontology Program, driving the organization’s efforts to enhance data usability and accessibility across various platforms. With a strong focus on information architecture, Molly is dedicated to developing and...
Molly Gurtin serves as the Taxonomy Program Manager at Medtronic, where she leads the Global Taxonomy and Ontology Program, driving the organization’s efforts to enhance data usability and accessibility across various platforms. With a strong focus on information architecture, Molly is dedicated to developing and evolving site and product taxonomies that not only improve user experience but also foster robust data-driven decision-making. Her expertise in building ontological models allows her to create structured frameworks that facilitate better data management and retrieval, ensuring that stakeholders can efficiently access the information they need.
At Medtronic, Molly collaborates with an integrated team of experts, leveraging her analytical skills and content strategy knowledge to implement effective training programs that promote user adoption of new systems and processes. Her commitment to consensus building ensures that diverse perspectives are considered, leading to more comprehensive and effective taxonomy solutions. Additionally, her proficiency in tools like Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) enhances her ability to manage web content and conduct thorough content audits, ensuring that the organization’s digital assets are optimized for search engine visibility and user engagement.
Molly's passion for uncovering data-driven solutions is evident in her work, as she continuously strives to bridge the gap between complex data sets and end-user needs. By focusing on metadata and search optimization, she empowers clients to navigate vast information landscapes with ease, ultimately contributing to Medtronic's mission of improving patient outcomes through innovative technology and data management practices.
