Practical SharePoint 2010 Information Architecture is not just for people whose job title is information architect. It is also for business analysts, project managers, IT managers, or business managers who have been tasked with delivering a SharePoint 2010 solution. Taking the lead on a SharePoint 2010 project can be very difficult because it is such a large platform, and there is so much conflicting information available. This book is for people who need a guide that has an end-to-end approach that will carry them through the entire planning and design process.
Table of Contents Preparing for Successful Outcomes Introduction to Mind Mapping The Magic of Metadata Site Navigation and Structure Wireframing for SharePoint Complexity, Wickedness and Dialogue Mapping Business Process Mapping The Art of Creating Business Process Solutions Success with Search Governance, Adoption and Training Building Environments for Testing/Prototyping in the Cloud ConclusionRuven Gotz is a senior consultant and SharePoint 2010 "Most Valuable Professional" with more than 20 years of IT industry experience, Working as a business analyst and information architect, Ruven is able to apply his eclectic education and varied experience in psychology, computer science, economics, software development and training to get to the heart of complex problems. He has become a leader in the use of visual tools to help his clients and team members achieve shared understanding of problems and goals and shared commitment towards implementing a successful solution. Ruven lives in Toronto, and on warm summer nights, you’ll find him racing his 24’ sailboat on Lake Ontario.