This presentation looks at some of the SharePoint features available for structuring information so content is easy to find. The session will also look at some real world projects that had information architecture requirements that didn’t line up with the out-of-the box SharePoint features. We will look at the requirements for these projects and show how solutions were built using a combination of the SharePoint features and customisations built on top of the SharePoint platform. Some of these features include using a search driven architecture and automating the tagging of content using the new content management features of SharePoint 2010.

1. SEARCH DRIVEN KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT 13 April 2011

10. SharePoint Search Toolbox

11. SharePoint Search Toolbox

14. DEMO Monitor Assessment Project

15. Monitor Search Tips

20. Worst thing about Imagine (verbatims) Not always easy to find what you are looking for Search engine It's hard to find topic related documents Difficult to find all projects about a specific area, ie trim, with out knowing what all the project names are VERY difficult to locate information if you do not know the EXACT project to which it applies. Can be slow and not always obvious where items are categorised. It is not very easy to find the information Challenging to find what you are looking for!

22. AkzoNobel Information Architecture

23. AkzoNobel Site Structure

24. DEMO AkzoNobel Market Research Hub

25. AkzoNobel Search Setup

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