[Accounting] Financial Reports [Engineering] Plant Renderings [Legal] Release [Sales] Sell Sheets [Engineering] Machine [Accounting] Closing Reports [Legal] Licenses [Sales] Catalogs / Line Cards Inspection Reports [Administration] Business [Engineering] Interface [Legal] Building Permits [Sales] Pricing Contracts Planning Presentations Specification [Administration] Organizational [HR] Offer Letters [Legal] Zoning Petitions [Sales] Prospects Charts Wrongful Termination [Administration] Memos [HR] Exit Interview [Sales] Client Contacts Letters / Responses [Administration] Board of [HR] Employee Records [Legal] Case Files [Sales] Performa P&L Directors Meeting Agenda [Administration] Board of [Manufacturing] Bill of [HR] Employee Reviews [Sales] Flyers Directors Meeting Minutes Materials [Administration] Customer [Manufacturing] Production [HR] Benefits Information [Sales] Product Images Complaints Costs [Administration] Customer [Purchasing] Vendor Quality [HR] Time cards Packaging Inserts Complaint Responses Report [Administration] Mission [Purchasing] Vendor Pricing [HR] Union Contract [Sales] Packaging Designs Statement Agreement [HR] Workers Compensation [Administration] Phone List [QA] Item Quality Reports [Shipping] Bills of Lading Claims Lab A: Review Questions: How did the card sort exercise aid in the creation of an architectural plan and taxonomy? What real-world scenarios could benefit from this type of exercise? How did the architectural plan influence: Navigation structure? Site collection and content database provisioning? Security?
[Accounting] Financial Reports [Engineering] Plant Renderings [Legal] Release [Sales] Sell Sheets [Accounting] Closing Reports [Engineering] Machine Inspection Reports [Legal] Licenses [Sales] Catalogs / Line Cards [Administration] Business Planning Presentations [Engineering] Interface Specification [Legal] Building Permits [Sales] Pricing Contracts [Administration] Organizational Charts [HR] Offer Letters [Legal] Zoning Petitions [Sales] Prospects [Administration] Memos [HR] Exit Interview Wrongful Termination Letters / Responses [Sales] Client Contacts [Administration] Board of Directors Meeting Agenda [HR] Employee Records [Legal] Case Files [Sales] Performa P&L [Administration] Board of Directors Meeting Minutes [HR] Employee Reviews [Manufacturing] Bill of Materials [Sales] Flyers [Administration] Customer Complaints [HR] Benefits Information [Manufacturing] Production Costs [Sales] Product Images [Administration] Customer Complaint Responses [HR] Time cards [Purchasing] Vendor Quality Report Packaging Inserts [Administration] Mission Statement [HR] Union Contract [Purchasing] Vendor Pricing Agreement [Sales] Packaging Designs [Administration] Phone List [HR] Workers Compensation Claims [QA] Item Quality Reports [Shipping] Bills of Lading Lab A: Review Questions: How did the card sort exercise aid in the creation of an architectural plan and taxonomy? What real-world scenarios could benefit from this type of exercise? How did the architectural plan influence: Navigation structure? Site collection and content database provisioning? Security?
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