By Michael Priestley and Amber Swope XML gives organizations a way to create richly-described, unstructured content. But until the Darwin Information Typing Architecture (DITA), XML content traditionally was organized and...
Read MoreFrom the Information Architecture Institute: “The big news is that this month’s Fortune magazine has an advertising feature about information architecture and the Kent State IAKM program, The Architects of the...
Read MoreBy Michael Silverman, CEO, Duo Consulting Maybe you are beginning to think about developing a content management systems for your organization’s website. Or maybe you are just about to start a CMS project. In either case,...
Read MoreIf you have a coupon clipper or rebate hound in your family—someone who seeks out the lowest possible price on any goods they purchase—you’ll want to know about Cheap Uncle, a new online service designed by...
Read MoreOASIS, the international open standards consortium, has announced that its members have approved the Election Markup Language (EML) version 5.0 as an OASIS Standard, a status that signifies the highest level of ratification....
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