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Proving Ground for Taxonomy & Information Architecture:
Who Should Participate
This workshop is ideally suited to address the issues of both technology and business professionals. Our attendees consist of professionals with strong technology interest and targeted business objectives.
- Corporate librarians,webmasters, and content owners responsible for creating an information architecture and/or corporate taxonomy
- Analysts and developers who are responsible for designing their organization’s information architecture and taxonomy solutions and selecting the technologies and players to support it
- Executives who need to understand the business benefits and challenges of establishing an information architecture and taxonomy
- Business managers looking for best approaches to Information Management and access tools
- IT professionals who need the most comprehensive education available on information architecture and taxonomy, development technologies and products,with a distinctive business focus
- Teams in the throes of developing a corporate information architecture and taxonomy
Are You...
- Faced with designing and developing a structure and navigation strategy for corporate information and portals?
- Tasked with developing a corporate taxonomy and challenged by where to start, determining if one approach fits all needs, a process-based versus context-based approach?
- Migrating your intranet to the next generation and need an approach to intelligent navigation?
- Considering merging several taxonomies used in your organization and/or vertical industry?
- Attempting to reconcile an information architecture with a taxonomy?
- Tasked with determining where in your organization the role of taxonomy development and ownership should exist?
- Needing to more clearly define your taxonomy project in order to better position it for management understanding and support?
- Putting together a business plan to show how taxonomy supports discovery and collaboration?
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