But I do applaud Big Windows for the screen blip it calls managed metadata services
Create a connection to the Managed Metadata Service
Managed Metadata Service (MMS) in SharePoint Server 2013 Managed metadata is a collection of managed terms your organization can centrally store and then utilize them as key attributes throughout SharePoint Server 2013
Custom content types can be housed in a content type hub that is defined in the managed metadata service instance and then made available to other site collections that are part of web applications associated with that managed metadata service instance
"managed metadata services")
What I tell the headhunter I'll tell you: MMS or Managed Metadata Services is the new lingua franca of information management practices, It's also the precursor to a whole host of roles and responsibilities around how organizations not only document what they do but do according to how well they document
http://www.microsoft.com/casestudies/Microsoft-Office-Communications-Server-2007-R2/IMC-University-of-Applied-Sciences-Krems/University-Improves-Education-and-Administration-Processes-with-Productivity-Solution/4000010080 Configuration of Managed Metadata The Managed Metadata Service in SharePoint allows a set of global terms to be configured in a hierarchy to be used throughout the farm
Tag the hell out of them through managed metadata services
This is critical because it ties their solution into the SharePoint Managed Metadata Service and Content Type Hub Service instead of tying it to the repository through web parts