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September 9, 2005 Simplifying Information ArchitectureCreating An IA Program That Worksby Alex Cullen with Laurie M. Orlov, Samuel Bright |
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Too often an enterprise's information is an unmanaged asset — businesses can't find consistent information and IT struggles under the resulting weight of project delays and ballooning storage costs. Information architecture (IA) helps IT address business needs by providing a framework to map and describe an enterprise's information assets and their relationship to processes and systems. But IA programs fail if not approached the right way. To be successful build iteratively, focus on pain points, and execute top-down.
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IT Management, Information & Knowledge Management, Enterprise Content Management, Application Development, Architecture & Technology Strategy, Enterprise Architecture, Enterprise Architecture Practices, Enterprise Architecture Domains