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| 1. |
Intro
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| 2. |
Trends
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- Bottom-up
- It's The Content, Stupid
- Models in Design
- Working with Clients, Not
At Them |
| 3. |
Future
of Information Architecture |
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- The Spread of "Good
IA"
- Data Analysis
- IA Playing Nice in the Sandbox
- Library Science Impacts Agency Information Architecture
- Data-Driven Information Architecture
- Professional Affiliations for Information Architecture
- Further Specialization
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| 4.
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Pain |
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- Business Savvy
- Ill-defined Roles and Responsibilities |
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Intro
At the ASIS&T 2001
Summit on "Practicing Information Architecture," I had
the pleasure of sitting on the Reflections and Projections Panel
with Andrew Dillon, Andrea Gallagher, and Alison Head, where we
were tasked to discuss "the past, present, and future of information
architecture."
I hadn't come to the
panel well-prepared, but I had jotted down a bunch of notes throughout
the day to draw from. As time to speak approached, I chose a few
items to speak on, and attempted something akin to organization
in talking about them. Of course, the comments of the previous panelists
spurred other thoughts, too.
Anyway, I wanted to share
my notes with the community, in an effort to encourage discussion
on the various issues facing information architects today.
Sections Of The Notes:
Trends
Future of Information Architecture
Pain
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