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Information Engineering (IE) is a revolutionary new methodology for designing and delivering information to users of technical products. To provide services that truly add value to their organizations and to their users, technical communicators must transcend the mundane tasks of creating manuals, online help systems, and training. Information Engineering replaces these activities with more proactive methods that measure, minimize, and optimize the delivery of information.
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Information Engineering: A New Approach to Technical Communication
http://www.stc.org/confproceed/1996/PDFs/PG0264.PDF
Bowie, John S.
STC Proceedings
1996
Abstract: Information Engineering (IE) is a revolutionary new methodology for designing and delivering information to users of technical products. To provide services that truly add value to their organizations and to their users, technical communicators must transcend the mundane tasks of creating manuals, online help systems, and training. Information Engineering replaces these activities with more proactive methods that measure, minimize, and optimize the delivery of information.
| Reviews | | Navatha | Its a revolutionary idea. But, how to go about is a question. I would be interested if a sample of it is put up for reference. |
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