Getting AI-Ready: Fixing Information Architecture for Better Search, Governance, and Outcomes | Presented By Liza Tinker

2.30pm – 3.25pm AEDT, 21 October 2026 ‐ 55 mins

Stream 2 | The Carnegie Stage

AI is only as good as the content it can access.

Across organisations, tools like Microsoft Copilot are being introduced into environments where documents are duplicated, poorly structured, inconsistently labelled, and governed by outdated or disconnected policies. The result? Inaccurate outputs, low trust in AI, and continued frustration for end users.

This session explores the critical relationship between information architecture, governance, and AI readiness.

Drawing on over 20 years of hands-on experience in SharePoint and Microsoft 365, Liza Tinker breaks down what’s actually happening inside real environments, and why traditional governance approaches are no longer enough.

Rather than focusing on theory or policy documents, this session takes a practical, design led approach to fixing the problem at its source. Attendees will gain:

Whether you're responsible for records management, information governance, or digital workplace strategy, this session will help you move beyond documentation and start designing systems that actually work.