EuroIA 2012, Rome, Italie
Agenda
La conférence annuelle EuroIA, dédiée à l’architecture de l’information, se déroulera les 28-29 septembre prochains à Rome, en Italie. Elle sera précédée de workshops le 27 septembre. Cette conférence internationale s’adresse aux designers, aux webmasters, aux responsables éditoriaux, aux développeurs d’applications et aux chefs de projets.
Le programme
- An agronomist’s unexpected path to UX Design - Raffaella Roviglioni, UX designer, Italy
- A different grid: multi-channel user experience, the African way » - Franco Papeschi, Web Foundation
- Build a culture, build a brand - Mike Atherton, Huddle, UK
- Case Study: What users don’t understand about their iPhone (and other things we learned, when designing a mobile couponing app) - Hermann Hofstetter & Gregor Urech, Zeix AG, Switzerland
- Content that Travels: Building more flexible content using micro IA - Sara Wachter-Boettcher, content strategist, USA
- Design for good everyday and in every project - Silvia Calvet, Spain
- Effective Information Architects Change Organisations - Jonathan Khan, Together London, UK
- Exploring Online Self-Disclosure - Javier Velasco M., University or North Carolina at Chapel Hill, USA
- The Focal Point of Brand Identity and Enterprise Architecture - Milan Guenther, eda.c
- Freitag.ch – recontextualized, container-driven e-commerce story teller - Konstantin Weiss, Information Architects, Switzerland
- IA in the touch screen era - Martin Belam, Emblem, UK
- Mental models as a common ground for cross channel design - Stefano Bussolon, University of Trento, Italy
- Orchestrate Against Atomism - Patrick Quattlebaum, Adaptive Path, USA
- People & Process - Birgit Geiberger, Germany & Peter Boersma, Netherlands
- RITE: Testing and a Business Driver - James Kalbach, USEEDS°, Germany & Carola Weller, SirValUse, Germany
- “Stupid bloody system!” Bad IA in the workplace, the causes of stress, and the rise of bureaucracy 2.0 - Jonas Söderström, Sweden
- Turning yourself into a human-centered design coach - Koen Peters, Namahn, Belgium
