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At 8:38 AM -0500 1/20/2000, Weiner, Kandis wrote:
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>Joanne Hackos' book (who's name escapes me...) describes the document plan
>process (she actually organizes the planning process towards the completion
>of 2 deliverables, the information plan, and the project plan). A really
>good resource, quite worth it. I believe it is a Wiley Technical
>Communication series book...
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Dan Brinegar Information Developer/Research Droid
"Leveraging Institutional Memory through Contextual
Digital Asymptotic Approximations of Application Processes
suited to utilization by Information-Constrained,
Self-Actualizing Non-Technologists."
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