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Aslib’s programme of events in May and June includes courses on Project Management, Information Literacy, Virtual Learning, Abstracting, Indexing, Constructing a Thesaurus and many others. For a complete list of our public courses, please visit: www.aslib.com/training Courses in June include: Information Architecture – morning workshop, 2 June 2005 - NEW This introductory morning workshop is designed to help information and knowledge specialists to improve structure, presentation, navigation and labelling of electronic content on corporate web sites. By the end of the workshop delegates will: understand the principles of good information architecture; recognise symptoms and risks of poor architecture ; be able to evaluate your own architecture and know how to improve it. www.aslib.com/training/3/04.html Enterprise Information Architecture - an afternoon workshop, 2 June 2005 - NEW Increasingly, organisations are expected to know what they know and to use it not only for business success, but also to address their social, environmental and other regulatory obligations. But many organisations find that their information base is scattered across numerous incompatible sources, resources and systems, developed by different teams, at different times and for different purposes. This afternoon seminar introduces the concept of Enterprise Information Architecture (EIA), a compound discipline whose purpose is to provide a blueprint for the integration, management, and deployment of these disparate corporate knowledge and information resources, whether for internal consumption or external publication. It is designed to build upon the morning Workshop on Information Architecture and to extend its principles beyond web publishing to the whole of the corporate knowledge and information resource. www.aslib.com/training/3/03.html Building and Deploying a Corporate Taxonomy – 28 June 2005 - extra date A Corporate Taxonomy is the backbone of an organisation’s information architecture. Whether the focus is on records management, document management or knowledge management, a Corporate Taxonomy is key to effective storage and retrieval. A Corporate Taxonomy is different from a subject taxonomy in that it is a taxonomy of business activities. Corporate Taxonomies are therefore specific to an organisation and have to be custom-built. This interactive workshop uses a blend of presentation, discussion and practical exercises to explain the purposes of a Corporate Taxonomy and to introduce delegates to technologies, techniques and tools for building and deploying them. www.aslib.com/training/4/06.html All our courses are available as onsite events, please contact me for a quote. Regards Nicole Adamides, Aslib Training The Holywell Centre, 1 Phipp Street, London, EC2A 4PS Tel: +44 (0)20 7613 3031 Fax: +44 (0)20 7613 5080 Email: [log in to unmask] www.aslib.com/training _________________________________________________________________ Be the first to hear what's new at MSN - sign up to our free newsletters! http://www.msn.co.uk/newsletters