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Letting Go of Perfection: Developing IA Agility

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Chris Farnum and Serena Rosenhan from ProQuest They’re going to talk about their journey from waterfall to agile methodology, and how they accommodated its demands with their IA work. They’re showing a lovely waterfall chart…business case, functional design, tech design, implementation, test, release. Waterfall lets you think through all the implications. Most IA activities happen in [...]

Architecting Search-Engine Friendly Websites – Shari Thurow.

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Next up, a talk from Shari Thurow on search engines and IA. Thurow is starting with the basics of SEO. If you don’t do these 4 basic building blocks, you can forget it. Doing them makes your content easy to find — both on Google and your internal site search. Thurow hates search engine spam. [...]

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About Laura Creekmore

I blog about content strategy, online community management, copyright law, grammar and other stuff that strikes my fancy.

I own Creek Content, a content and community strategy consultancy. I spend my free time volunteering, gardening, hanging out with my three kids and trying to get my husband to stop playing Angry Birds.

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