During a recent webinar, I discussed AI and its dependence on data foundations, emphasizing how successful AI projects—those that move beyond pilot phases, mitigate risks, and deliver measurable value—hinge on trustworthy and reliable data. We pinpointed four crucial areas for data infrastructure: • User Focus – Aligning the AI products, data, and goals with the …
This article is a collaboration between the newest members of the Factor team, Jake Fatooh and Sam Stringer, who come from backgrounds in e-commerce and community archives, respectively. What could a community archive and a global tech corporation possibly have in common? When it comes to taxonomy, more than you might think. Community archives focus …
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Come learn with Factor’s Bram Wessel! He will be presenting Detangling Information Architecture with OOUX alongside Sophia V. Prater at the Rosenfeld Enterprise Experience Conference.
“Body language says so much!” Says every user researcher ever. But I’d argue that this information is not as important to your research as so many people say it is—particularly during remote studies, which are more popular than ever now during the pandemic.
In this webinar, speakers from Factor and Lucidworks discuss scaling information for a virtual digital workforce. We’ll share a case study and discuss why great Information Architecture (IA) is critical for success.
Factor’s Bram Wessel and Sara Ingham Hosted a free webinar on User Research for Taxonomy and IA on Wednesday, August 14th, 2019. The recording is available.
Factor’s Bram Wessel and Sara Ingham Hosted a free webinar on User Research for Taxonomy and IA on Wednesday, August 14th, 2019. The recording is available.
Bram Wessel speaks at Interaction 18 in Lyon, France
Transcript of Bram Wessel’s talk at the 2017 Information Architecture Summit in Vancouver, BC, Canada: “Was Nate Silver Wrong? The Crisis of Modeling in an Era of Clickbait, Fake News, and Alternative Facts.”
This spring, Factor has three wonderful opportunities — two past, one yet to come — to grow our community of practice.
