Turning to nature for clues to enhancing information governance (#aiim13)
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#AIIM13 #AIIM1 2 #AIIM13 Turning to nature for clues to enhancing information governance Sami Poikonen Information and Enterprise Architect @PoikonenSami [email protected]
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#aiim13 conference presentation. 21st March 2013; New Orleans. People have turned to nature to solve engineering problems for centuries. Dragonflies have inspired helicopters, bamboo has led to lighter trunks and more durable hollow building blocks, the thistle burdock inspired Velcro™. The natural world can spark fresh ideas in information governance, too, and maybe give you an appreciation for gardening. Learning objectives: 1. New ideas in formation governance are possible through new ways of thinking; 2. Five different ideas to apply to governance and 3. Learn about gardening, landscaping and botany.
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Turning to nature for clues to enhancing information governance
Sami PoikonenInformation and Enterprise Architect
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About me
Dendrologythe scientific study of trees and woody plants, especially their taxonomy
Dendrologythe scientific study of trees and woody plants, especially their taxonomy
Gardening & Landscaping1 hectare of own landOver 200 tree speciesOver 40 species of maple (Acer sp.)USDA Zone 3
Gardening & Landscaping1 hectare of own landOver 200 tree speciesOver 40 species of maple (Acer sp.)USDA Zone 3
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Analogies
IAEA
Dendrology
Gardening
Landscaping
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Turn to nature for clues
Velcro™ was not invented by NASA
It was accidentally discovered in 1941 by Georges de Mestral
He was hunting with his dog in Swiss Alps
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Ideas, analogies and principles
Align strategy, content and governance Disconnect in classification: IA vs. Governance Analogies: thinking -> behavior Power of principles The principles of objects and growth The principle of content in context The end of history illusion The danger of principles
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Align Strategy, Content and Governance
Sky = Strategy, Vision
Ground = Governance
Plants = Tools and content
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Disconnect in classification: IA vs. Governance
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Analogies: thinking -> behavior
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The Power of Principles
Wabi-sabi1.1st branch right2.2nd left3.3rd right etc.4.Only one branch at time5.Asymmetry: nothing straight front6.No branch crosses trunk or other branches
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The Principles of Objects and Growth
1. The principle of objects – Treat content as a living, breathing thing, with a lifecycle, behaviors and attributes.
2. The principle of choices 3. The principle of disclosure4. The principle of exemplars5. The principle of front doors6. The principle of multiple classification7. The principle of focused navigation
8. The principle of growth – Assume the content you have today is a small fraction of the content you will have tomorrow.
8 Principles of IA by Dan Brown
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1492 – Kolumbus finds America
1776 – Declaration of indepencence
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The Principle of Content in Context
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The End of History Illusion
Now
Science 4 January 2013: Vol. 339 no. 6115 pp. 96-98
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The Danger of Principles
1. Learn all poisonous mushrooms2. Pick only mushrooms you know
“Those are my principles, and if you don't like them... well, I have others.”Groucho Marx
“Those are my principles, and if you don't like them... well, I have others.”Groucho Marx
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Questions?
Trees Are the AnswerBut what is the question?Trees Are the AnswerBut what is the question?
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