Mr. Earley has been in the technology field for 25-plus years. He has developed search, content and knowledge strategies for global organizations and has developed underlying taxonomies for a diverse roster of Fortune 1000 companies. He is a popular speaker and workshop leader at conferences throughout North America speaking on intranet design, knowledge management, content management systems and strategy, taxonomy development and other related topics. His new book "Content Choreography: An Integrated Strategy for Designing a Dynamic, Seamless User Experience" is due out in 2013.
He also serves as a co-conference chair for the CONNECT IT Conference, an event for business and IT leaders focused on content and document management systems and strategy.
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