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Information architecture 3.0

Peter Morville has written an article on what he terms information architecture 3.0. To quote:

Over the past decade, information architecture has matured as a role, discipline, and community. Inevitably, we've traded some of that newborn sparkle for institutional stability and a substantive body of knowledge. It's for this reason that some of the pioneers feel restless. And, while I applaud their courage and entrepreneurial zeal, as they step beyond the role and the discipline, I hope (for their sake and ours) that they stay connected to the information architecture community.

For those of us who continue to embrace the role and discipline, there's so much going on already, and the world of Information Architecture 3.0 will only bring more challenges, more opportunities, and more work.

Posted by jamesr on December 01, 2006 12:46 AM
Categories: Information architecture