RE: Information Architect part of IT or TW?

["David Berg" <dberg -at- dmpnet -dot- com>]

> > My writing group is trying to decide if Information Architects
> are actually technical writers or if this function is different
> from writing and would actually be part of an Information
> Technology group. I realize tech writers have many different
> functions, and maybe calling oneself an Information Architect
> lends itself to more respect (and more money), but in actuality,
> where do you think it belongs?

<PO>Well, it's fairly clear in my mind that the term Information Architect
is fairly interchangeable with Technical Writer.</PO>

David Berg


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