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    1. Working with what you already have ... improving findability across your organisation Kate Simpson Saturday 16 June 2007 BIALL Sheffield 2007
    2. Good Morning Sheffield
    3. I’m new to this so please be gentle...
    4.  
    5. A little bit about me
    6. My name is: Kate Simpson
    7. Law degree
    8. LPC
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    10.  
    11. to jumping off a cliff
    12. Tangledom Ltd
    13. information architecture?
    14. it’s what you all instinctively know & do every day
    15. findability
    16. working with what you already have
    17. improving findability across your organisation
    18. DMS  versioning & central storage
    19. CMS  publish & distribute
    20. [ intranet etc ]  view & share
    21. search  find & reuse
    22. integrate  PMS, library, billing, research, e-mail...
    23.  and now?
    24. taxo mgt  organise & structure
    25. single search  the ‘google’ effect
    26. system [bloat] + information [bloat]
    27. “ ... access to over 4.1 billion documents from more than 32,000 sources ...”
    28. tangledom: the state we’re in
    29. So what do we do?
    30. Reduce the number of systems
    31. Reduce the amount of information
    32. Are these really solutions to our tangled times?
    33. I’d suggest not
    34.  
    35.  
    36. Let’s Get Smarter
    37. 1. Smarter Us & Smarter Users
    38. Looking at...
    39. How well our systems have been deployed & integrated
    40. Using all the best features that we could/should
    41. Keeping our systems up to date & relevant
    42. Approach  System Gap Analysis
    43. what we have deployed vs.
    44. what all the possible features of the system are
      • system features deployed
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      • further system features not yet deployed
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      prioritised system features to deploy
    45. How do we decide which features to use?
    46. understand system capabilities
    47. understand our users’ needs
    48. understand our information requirements
    49. Let’s Get Smarter
    50. 2. Smarter Systems
    51. Looking at...
    52. The features that aren’t working as intended (or promised)
    53. The problems our users are experiencing
    54. And why
    55. The information that still isn’t being found
    56. And why
    57. Approach  Optimise System Features
    58. what we have deployed vs.
    59. the problems we’re still having
      • system features deployed
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      • problems/ difficulties with the system
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      prioritised system features to be fixed
    60. How do we decide which features to fix?
    61. understand how the system is supposed to work
    62. understand the problems our users are having
    63. understand the potential solutions
    64. Let’s Get Smarter
    65. 3. Smarter Information
    66. Looking at...
    67. How ‘out of sync’ the metadata is between systems
    68. How systematically metadata is being applied
    69. How helpful our taxonomies really are or could be
    70. Approach  Metadata Gap Analysis
    71. what metadata is being captured and applied
    72. (in each system) vs.
    73. where you want to be
      • metadata being captured
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      • where we want to be
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      prioritised metadata to be developed and captured
    74. How do we decide what to do and when?
    75. understand the business context
    76. understand our users
    77. understand our information
    78. My point?
    79. Findability
    80. Smarter users
    81. Smarter systems
    82. Smarter information
    83. Understand our systems
    84. Understand our users
    85. Understand our information
    86. Understand our business context
    87. not easy not simple but essential
    88. Thanks for listening
    89. feel free to drop me a line: [email_address]

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