Information Architecture Travels

Tomorrow, I leave for Government CIO at the Hotel del Coronado. Then, after a stop in Washington, I'm off to Chile for the 1st Latin American IA Retreat and the 7th Society & Information Technologies Encounter.

Information Architecture Travels

I'm looking forward to hanging out with an international mix of IAs again, and will be very happy to leave the snows of Ann Arbor for the warm, summery weather of San Diego, Santiago, and Santa Cruz.

Strange Connections

The 2006 edition of Research-Based Web Design & Usability Guidelines is available for print or purchase.

It won't be long before whereistim goes mainstream, but for now, Verizon's offering looks pretty lame.

Research shows that performing 5 acts of kindness in a single day can make you happy. So, if you're feeling blue, head over to my Amazon wishlist and send your happiness index soaring through the roof.

Posted November 03, 2006 (09:51 AM)
Comment: Kishore Balakrishnan (November 04, 2006)

Is the wishlist up to date ? Are you sure about 100 pounds of Roquefort ?

The podcast @ http://www.itconversations.com/shows/detail1154.html
was very informative

Please see http://www.namastenetizen.com/ where am implementing tags , hierarchy and value for content/links..

e.g.,
1) http://www.namastenetizen.com/?tag=service
2) http://www.namastenetizen.com/index.php?tag=service-hosting

Looking forward to your impressions..

Cheers, Kishore.

Comment: Damon Williams (November 05, 2006)

Please post if you will be speaking anywhere while you are in Santa Cruz... or anywhere in the Bay Area

Comment: Peter Morville (November 06, 2006)

Yes, my wishlist is current. It's also a joke :-)

Sorry, the Santa Cruz I'm talking about is in Chile...and I don't have any plans for a Bay Area visit.

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