Hello, all!
Though quiet the blog front be for me, the words flow ever more. Trust that, when I've something to say, it will appear in this exact space. If you catch me in person, I'll talk your ear off, to be sure.
Portland was lovely, thank you very much. WebVisions plays mellower than the IA Summit, which I appreciated with my need to keep my mind on my presentation and enjoy my Portland friends.
Jeremiah Owyang of Web-strategist.com and Podtech caught me in the hallway at the Portland Convention Center to ask me a few questions about how corporate managers can understand and leverage IAs in their work.
Dissecting Big and Little IA on the fly was not an easy feat, but I enjoyed the conversation and the challenge. Thanks, Jeremiah!
Also, Jaman continues to sprout happily. Over the last couple releases, we've made huge upgrades to the software, website, and the movie catalog. For those foreign film fans out there, look for many familiar classic and provocative movies coming online shortly. For more about Jaman and what we're attempting, see me blab further about Jaman on Lunchmeet.
Also, Boxes & Arrows hums along quite well. I generally act behind the curtain there, but plan on occasion to emerge with an article or two over the next few months.
So, that's my story for now. Feel free to drop me a line and let me know what you're up to.
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Great interview. I reposted it on my Sun IA blog.Cheers, jen b.
http://blogs.sun.com/evoljennifer/entry/an_interview_about_information_architecture
Thanks, Jen. Glad you liked it!
Very true. Ali
well spoken on 'big ia' and 'little ia' ... i'd never heard that distinction before... and looking very natty in that sharp orange shirt! :)
Thanks, Jamie. Glad the description was helpful. I was looking to explain it in a way that meant something to hiring managers, and did so on the fly.
That I was looking fly was a lucky coincidence.
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