information architecture and taxonomies Information architecture – the effective classification and organisation of information and knowledge across technological and organisational silos. Unstructured and poorly labelled information leads to information chaos and inefficient access to information. It prevents organisations from realising optimum value from their information assets and investment in technology. A well structured and well designed information architecture is essential for managing information. Organisations require a model to understand and manage the life cycle of their information to ensure that content is appropriately routed for publication and business use. They also need standards, tools and taxonomies for enterprise wide content management. information architecture & taxonomy training courses information architecture and taxonomy case studies key contacts: Vivienne Winterman, Senior Consultant, TFPL Ltd. email: vivienne.winterman@tfpl.com Save as Outlook contact Martin Sanderson, Senior Consultant, TFPL Ltd., London email: martin.sanderson@tfpl.com Save as Outlook contact Alan Flett, Senior Consultant, TFPL Ltd., London email: alan.flett@tfpl.com Save as Outlook contact