Our busy first half of 2020: WIAD, Adobe Summit, IA Conference, and more.
We’re starting 2020 off right! Come learn from Factor as we present at The IA Conference, Adobe Summit, and Analytics Nexus.
Words have meaning. Words have context.
Taxonomists spend their time wrestling with words, categories, relationships, and meaning. In so doing, it immediately becomes clear that context is an essential part of the work.
Factor will be at Activate Conference and Taxonomy Bootcamp!
We’re having a busy Fall! Come learn from Factor as we present at the Activate Conference, Data Architecture Summit, and Taxonomy Bootcamp.
Webinar Recording Available: Leveraging Taxonomies for Real-Time Digital Insights
In this Webinar, hear from Factor and Synaptica about how they approached a challenge at a Fortune 50 company with 26 disparate systems and 17 different taxonomies.
Object-Oriented UX at Enterprise Scale: Full Day Workshop
Factor and Sophia V. Prater are co-teaching a full Day workshop. Learn the fundamentals of Object-Oriented UX and how to implement OOUX (or any systemic information architecture project) at scale.
Webinar Recording Available: How to Define, Implement, and Govern a Standard Taxonomy Across Your Marketing Ecosystem
In this webinar, Factor and Claravine discussed best practices to stitch the marketing information ecosystem into a coherent whole.
Webinar Q&A: Beyond the Data – User Research for Complex Information Challenges
Factor’s Bram Wessel and Sara Ingham Hosted a free webinar on User Research for Taxonomy and IA on Wednesday, August 14th, 2019. The recording is available.
Webinar Recording Available: Beyond the Data – User Research for Complex Information Challenges
Factor’s Bram Wessel and Sara Ingham Hosted a free webinar on User Research for Taxonomy and IA on Wednesday, August 14th, 2019. The recording is available.
Webinar Recording Available: Enterprise IA as a Foundational Component of Search Infrastructure
In this Webinar, Factor discusses how to identify the information needs of a search project. Learn how most enterprise “search engine” projects should begin by planting strong roots in the information layer.
When “Broken” Search is a Trailing Indicator of Deeper Issues
Often, after digging into projects it becomes clear that “search” is a trailing indicator of more systemic problems. Fixing or replacing a search engine is not always sufficient to address the underlying goals (even though it is necessary in some cases). “Search” projects often morph into knowledge management, content strategy, or information modeling initiatives…