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Posted:: Apr 16, 2012
Published:: Apr 16, 2012
Format:: PDF
Length:: 13 Page(s)
Type:: White Paper
Language:: English

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Sybase PowerDesigner for information architecture
Sponsored by: Sybase, an SAP company
You may be able to understand what your data means and how it is structured, but do you know exactly how it is being used? An information architecture (IA) can help you get to the bottom of this mystery.

IA refers to the structural design of your shared info environments, as well as the art and science of organizing and labeling Web sites, intranets, online communities, software and so much more.

This paper explains how modeling IA can help reduce costs associated with data management as well as help you gain value from the recognition and promotion of employee and customer education, and the crafting of effective networks.

Take some time now to review this insightful resource and learn about the many benefits of implementing IA and how Sybase's option offers extreme modeling support for database design and enterprise architecture.

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