Information Architecture - How to Start a Smart Conversation


When you are thinking to move away from network file shares and heading towards utilizing a document management platform such as SharePoint, starting the conversation is often the hardest part. My blog post on State Of Matter website discusses an approach to initiate a document managemenent conversation and to design an effective information architecture using mind mapping.
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http://www.superfluid.com.au/articles/2017/3/22/information-architecture-how-to-start-a-smart-conversation

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