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This episode is our first crack at having a guest! Gillian Oliver joined us to talk about information cultures, a topic she has written about widely, including in her book Recordkeeping Cultures with Fiorella Foscarini.
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Karl couldn't join us this episode, but will be back!
Findability, search strategies, and actually asking people what they need to find out and how they expect to do it: all critical aspects of information architecture and information management!
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Sometimes information architects and managers alike obsess over systems and tools and all the rest: what about dealing with people? That's where the real opportunities lie.
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For episode 5 of Information Revolution we thought there was enough of interest to come back to the same topic as last episode: What if you worked in information and records management and never had to think about retention and disposal/disposition again? What else would you be doing? Who would you be helping and how?
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What if you worked in information and records management and never had to think about retention and disposal/disposition again? What else would you be doing? Who would you be helping and how?
We're asking some big questions for good reasons in episode 4 of Information Revolution!
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Three ideas of what you could do with an information asset register, stocktake, audit, landscape, inventory. Last episode we talked about figuring out what you have, this time we talk about what to do with the results.
Information Revolution is a podcast for people who manage and work with information, with your hosts:
Information landscapes, inventories, stocktakes, asset registers, audits? Whatever you call them, this episode of Information Revolution is about the value of knowing what information you've got.
The first episode ever of the Information Revolution podcast! Today we talk about information architecture and how this relates to modern information management. (Clue: it's essential.)
The podcast is hosted by Karl Melrose (Leadership Through Data AU/NZ), Judi Vernau (Metataxis NZ and UK) and Michael Upton (Metataxis NZ).
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