Information Architecture and Its Role In Organizational/Enterprise Effectiveness

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I.A. plays a crucial role in managing and designing design systems, as well as ensuring scalability. Dan focuses on discovery and UX work, while also addressing issues of hierarchy, taxonomy, and creating flows. They excel in tackling granular challenges like coding visual styles, as well as understanding organizational charts, product timelines, and dependency trees. Their goal as an architect is to guide teams by providing structure and support, while empowering them to fill in the necessary blanks and overcome challenges.

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