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Apply Usability Methodologies in Intranet Information Architecture in a Real World Context Part II


"A user needs analysis is crucial to the user-centred design process. Identifying issues in the requirements phase can save companies up to 100 times over what it would cost the company to fix the same problems after the system has been delivered. Once completed, a UNA report will be the blue print from which the production team can work, ensuring that the stakeholders' intranet's goals are married to the needs of the end users."


thanks iaslash

Posted at August 29, 2001 05:01 PM


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While 'intranet journal' may be a wider audience, it seems like we'll have more effect if we talk less among ourselves and more to the mainstream press.

Posted by victor at August 30, 2001 07:14 AM


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