Re: Information Architects; was: Re: job title nomenclature on biz cards

[written_by -at- juno -dot- com]

>>>That does not mean that there is not a definite need for true
information architects, only that the specialty is still fairly new. I
believe it is largely because "information technology" has largely left
this part of the organization's needs unfulfilled...although quite often
they both may come under the province of the office known as a "Chief
Information Officer" of a corporation. >>>

I would suggest that the title "Information Architect" is often used by
people who think it sounds better than "writer."  

Bob
  

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