A write-up of World IA Day 2016 held in Bristol, covering talks from multiple speakers on information architecture (IA). Topics included a historical overview of IA's four paradigms (Classic, User-generated, Pervasive, and Inversion), physical prototyping for enterprise UX, how the BBC manages IA at scale, how Ordnance Survey uses IA commercially, and a keynote exploring whether 'architecting' is a verb and how architecture differs fundamentally from design.

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Simon Norris - From taxonomy to data and beyond #heading-1Shaula Zanchi - The world is greater than the sum of its parts #heading-2Team BBC #heading-3Karey Helms - Making the invisible physical #heading-4Ben Scott-Robinson - Making money out of IA #heading-5Dan Klyn - Everything needs to be actually architected #heading-6Conclusion #heading-7