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Change: , the Orbitz information architect was faced with a need to rapidly develop specifications for new web application features. Produced in the absence of use cases, functional requirements, or business requirements, these new specifications had to be both culturally and technically acceptable, and meet changing business and user needs. Our   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 134)

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Change: arc). Workflows, taxonomies, domains, goal hierarchies, causal relationships, and more are built by simply snapping arcs to nodes. CORE: Cognitive Organization for Requirements ElicitationDownload our EuroIA 2007presentation from SlideShare.net Poster presentation at the Las Vegas IA Summit 2007Using a case study drawn from the Orbitz.com information   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 309)

Change: Break the brain to hand barrier with cognitive mapping!CORE: Cognitive Organization for Requirements Elicitation by Joanna Wiebe and Scott Confer Download our presentation from SlideShare.netPresentation at theEuroIA 2007 conference in Barcelona, Spain Poster presentation at the Las Vegas IA Summit 2007Using a case study drawn from the   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 231)

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Change:  from SlideShare.netPresentation at theEuroIA 2007 conference in Barcelona, Spain Poster presentation at the Las Vegas IA Summit 2007Using a case study drawn from the Orbitz.com information architecture environment, our 2007 IA Summit poster uses visuals and text to describe a rules-based soft systems methodology for collaborative decision-making, Cognitive   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 222)

Change: How to get out of a mess: use the CORE methodologyCORE: (Cognitive Organization for Requirements Elicitation) by Joanna Wiebe and Scott Confer Download our presentationPresentation at the upcoming EuroIAtheEuroIA 2007 conference in Barcelona, Spain Poster presentation at the Las Vegas IA Summit 2007Using a   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 220)

Change:  documents, dynamic conversations and observations.Take a look at the templates for Rich Pictures, Conceptual Graphs, and Visio ToolsWe welcome your comments. DownloadPore over our CORE Powerpoint! This wiki is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 License.   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 236)