Our Approach: Information Life Cycle
This describes our Information Mapping approach to the information life cycle and how this approach addresses the challenges organizations face with their information. This page includes these topics:
Challenges
Most business initiatives that rely on clear, accurate, and complete information are difficult to implement because there is no focus to the information itself. These initiatives include
- Compliance
- Content for Global Market
- Customer Service
- Employee Turnover
- Information Access & Usability
- Mergers and Acquisitions
- Quality and Best Practices
- Systems Implementation
- Training.
Our five-phase approach
The information life cycle has 5 phases for developing and applying policies to the effective management of information on paper or in electronic form throughout its useful life.
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1 Analysis |
IInformation Mapping Canada collaborates with you to
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Typical needs and challenges we address:
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2 Architecture & Design |
Information Mapping Canada creates an information hierarchy that ensures that important information is accessible and emphasized. | Typical challenges we have structured:
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3 Information Development |
Information Mapping Canada’s experts work with your in-house resources to create or refine content to meet your stated requirements. | Typical challenges with your documentation:
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4 Deployment |
Information Mapping Canada’s experts collaborate with you to develop delivery mechanisms and training programs to meet your needs. | Typical challenges we help overcome:
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5 Management & Mentoring |
Information Mapping Canada provides a management process and mentoring support to ensure that your employees can manage and maintain the delivered product. | Typical organizational challenges we address
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Our services
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