It is not enough to know how to build a technically robust taxonomy. Taxonomy projects are complex and often difficult. Scoping and planning a project can have a lot of impact on the conduct and effectiveness of the taxonomy. Business purpose needs to be carefully defined, stakeholders consulted and managed, misconceptions and expectations addressed, appropriate methods identified, robust evidence gathered, use cases, designs and hypotheses tested, and implementation and governance carefully considered.
In this workshop Patrick will work with participants through the key steps in a scoping process, using practical examples, and the situations and contexts that workshop participants bring.