#IAConference
Remember that #IAConference where the IA Slam project was trying to convince a "town board" about the benefits of Mondo Corporation monitoring citizens' toilet output? And it was insanely hard to figure out how to spin it as Definitely Not Dangerous?
“At toilet time, you sign in via a fingerprint sensor so that the device knows who's using the facilities. (Please wash your hands before signing out or tracking your progress.) Then, check in with the app for the day's analysis and trends over time.”
Kohler Wants to Put a Tiny Camera in Your Toilet and Analyze the Contents
The company's new Dekoda toilet accessory is like a little bathroom detective.
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October 19, 2025 at 5:01 PM
The #IAconference looks very exciting this year. It's clear that #AI requires a lot of structure and understanding of the "big picture", and #informationarchitects are uniquely positioned to map, analyze, optimize and EXPLAIN how these new machines can be used. Check out the agenda! Good stuff!
IAC: Information Architecture Conference
Philadelphia, PA
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March 31, 2026 at 4:05 PM
Check out Nate Davis and Stuart Maxwell's "Intro to IA Strategy" workshop at the 2026 #IAconference! He gives an overview below.

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Intro to IA Strategy | Stuart Maxwell
Hey, y’all. It’s me… Stuart. Really. Not a bot. A bot didn’t write this. The bots haven’t even seen this yet. I wanted this to be just from my brain to your brain. I haven’t written much here...
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March 19, 2026 at 6:03 PM