You have no shortage of organizational knowledge. The challenge is assembling it and making it seamlessly accessible to customers and internal teams.
Meanwhile, there are exactly zero technologies on the market today that are able to deliver on their promises for intranets, ecommerce systems, knowledge bases, chatbots, or anything "AI" powered using your raw, unrefined company information. The reality is your information and data must be engineered, organized, cataloged and categorized before it can be fed into any technology with an expectation of a viable outcome.
Earley Information Science has the knowledge and expertise to build the taxonomy and information architecture that serves as the framework for your all of your information technologies, now and in the future.
“We spent millions upgrading technology …. Looking back, I’d get the taxonomy right first.”
— Chief Marketing Officer, $8B Scientific Equipment Maker
Ideally, you'll talk to us before you invest millions in tech. But, even if you have previously unsuccessful initiatives, we can reinvigorate the process, leverage your prior work, and get it back on track. It is never too late for a fresh start. We’re here to help.
A digital information access strategy is the first step toward accelerating the processes that are essential to your business. You must eliminate silos that get in the way of the free flow of information. You need to make it easy for people to get answers to their questions and collaborate with colleagues.
No doubt there is a robot in your customer’s future. Virtual assistants, chat bots, robotic process automation systems all demand curated, well structured content and information architecture. To be ready for tomorrow you must start getting ready today. Actually, yesterday would have been better but there is no time like the present.
Every digital interaction throughout your operation is dependent upon the information framework you have built to support it. Enterprises—especially complex ones—need a common language for information and data. Without it processes, people, and systems don’t talk. Keep the lines of communication open with a robust information architecture strategy.
Defining and implementing a knowledge engineering strategy will enable your organization to achieve significant process innovation, cost efficiencies, and user satisfaction.
Leverage information to find new efficiencies and competitive advantage.
Leap ahead of competition through increased visibility to business drivers and pitfalls.
Create a unique user experience through a balance of information findability and process efficiency.
Simplify the business while reducing risk and providing improved alignment to objectives.
We're proud of the work we do and pleased to share feedback from our amazing clients.
“The value that Earley brought was visible from the beginning—helping us to arrive at a consensus and a path forward.”
VP Product Management
“This is awesome, you have exceeded my expectations on what I thought was possible.”
President, Allstate Business Insurance
“We spent millions upgrading technology …. Looking back, I’d get the taxonomy right from the beginning.”
Chief Marketing Officer
“I can say in the short time I have known EIS they have been a perfect partner and have no doubt our partnership will even get stronger and realize phenomenal outcomes.”
Senior Director, MDM
Frustrated business insurance agents struggled with complex online quoting system for new insurance products were overloading call centers looking for help. To solve this problem an integrated context sensitive help system was implemented that knows who you are, where you are, and where in the quote process you are. Its avatar driven interface talks agents through the quoting process in plain language.
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