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How to Overcome the Technology Resistant Consumer Base
There is no doubt that we all recognize the value of “Gov 2.0”. It’s more than just a movement; it’s a critical paradigm shift that is becoming a reality for more and more agencies and their constituents. At the same time, it’s key to realize that this shift isn’t happening overnight.
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Prototyping Value & Tools
04.18.2012 | Kim HodgesDesign is most flexible at its inception. I didn’t make this up, and I can’t remember where I first heard it, but it’s always rung true throughout my career in information design and information architecture. It’s far easier and less expensive to update a wireframe or prototype than it is to rewrite code.
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Crossing Channels at IA Summit 2012
04.04.2012 | Jeff PassThe IA (Information Architecture) Summit is the preeminent gathering of information architects, experience designers, and related user experience (UX) professionals (as well as representatives of the publishing, marketing and advertising, academic, and library science communities).
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The New Federal Web Strategy – Less is More
03.21.2012 | Judy CohenSince joining Aquilent earlier this year, I have been lucky enough to be able to jump right into several high-profile web consolidation projects, where the project goals included an overall streamlining of the web content strategy and supporting technology.
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Going Mobile with Cancer.gov
03.14.2012 | Jen BundschuJonathan Cho, Chief of Communications Technology at the National Cancer Institute (NCI), delivered a presentation at Aquilent’s recent Health 2.0 STAT event about NCI’s launch of m.cancer.gov, the mobile version of the agency’s main website, cancer.gov.
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