Re: [Sigia-l] re: elements of IA practice found useful/not useful

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>So far, we've determined that it is the client type and project size that
>are the biggest determinants of appropriate IA elements for a particular
>project. The newer and "greener" the client, the more we need to do; the
>bigger and more complex the project, the more we have to do.

Definitely, the client influences a lot. Once we had one that made
decisions by committee (AND it was a law firm). After that I always
budgetted 50% more time for clients like that. It also influences the type
of documentation you make for them.
PeterV
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