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March 2009 |
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| Get Your Projects Done Even When Resources are Tight |
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• Toronto, ON: • Toronto, ON: • Fredericton, NB: • Montreal, PQ: Developing Usable Content & Documentation • Toronto, ON: • Toronto, ON: • Ottawa, ON: • Montreal, PQ: >> See our full workshop schedule _____ Other Events Register now for any of our FREE webinars, including : The Real Cost of Bad Documentation - How Better Documentation Can Help you Increase Operating Efficiency and Reduce Costs Date: Tuesday, March 31, 2009 Seats are still available for the session at 12:00 noon EST. _____ |
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| You’re probably familiar with the powerful Information Mapping method for analyzing and organizing information. But did you know that Information Mapping Canada. has a Documentation Services Team
that can provide you with the Information Mapping expertise and resources you need to help with all aspects of your information-related projects? Our experts can tackle any size information challenge quickly and efficiently, ensuring that your project will be done on time and on budget and that you will get the results you need from your project. Right now our Documentation Services Team is working with a wide variety of organizations to reduce errors and redundancies, improve operational effectiveness, and help ensure compliance. >> Read on to learn what the Documentation Services Team is doing for our clients. |
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As many organizations move towards adopting Content Management Systems (CMS) to handle their vast catalogs of information, they are learning that “the success of a CMS depends entirely on how much it is used.” This article, from CRM Today, discusses the importance of CMS usability. >> Read more to learn how ease of use affects the long term viability of a CMS. |
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| New Study Recommends Importance of Headings and Reader Preferences for Information Mapping | ||||||||||
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In a recent study published in the Journal of Information Science, Marieke Kools, Robert A.C. Ruiter, Margaretha W.J. van de Wiel, and Gerjo Kok of the University of Maastricht in the Netherlands explored the effects of the frequency of headings on search speed and structural preferences. Comparing 4 different versions of a brief health education text, the researchers discovered that participants preferred the layout of the reordered Information Mapping version to the other three versions. They concluded that these findings could encourage "designers to opt for many headings and relatively high segmentation of text." Click here to read more about this study. |
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