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Subject:Re: Information Mapping [Ref:C853672] From:Tom Tomasovic <Tom -dot- Tomasovic -at- NA -dot- NWMARKETS -dot- COM> Date:Fri, 17 Jan 1997 21:09:38 +0000
Patrick:
Information Mapping is a system/technique for organizing information. It
is also the company which created the system and trains and teaches it.
They have a web site (don't remember URL) with lots of info about who,
what, and where they are.
HTH
Regards,
Tom <<Tom -dot- Tomasovic -at- na -dot- nwmarkets -dot- com>>
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Subject: Information Mapping [Ref:C853672]
Author: INTERNET TECHWR-L -at- LISTSERV -dot- OKSTATE -dot- EDU at Multimessage
Date: 1/17/97 8:26 PM
On this and the winhelp lists, I have been hearing about "information
mapping," something that appears to be a style or organizational principle
for documentation.
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