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Out of Context: Information Overload“Everyone spoke of an information overload, but what there was in fact was a non-information overload.” —Richard Saul Wurman, What-If, Could-Be: An Historic Fable of the Future
Posted by Michael McKinney at 09:44 AM
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What a great quote! Mr. Wurman is right on the money.
Thanks for the post.
Posted by: Eric Pennington | January 30, 2008 05:42 AM
In my job as a CIO, I've been working on tackling information overload with mixed results. My company, a professional services firm, suffers more than most because of a couple of infrastructure problems that arose from a couple of mergers.
I've been trying to get my colleagues to acknowledge that attacking our information overload problem will improve our overall knowledge sharing collaboration efforts and also contribute to our bottom line. But some people here just don't understand the extent of the problem.
I just read about information overload awarenesss day and I've signed up our company as a participant and designated site - I hope this will get my point across to my colleagues and help them understand what we can do to improve our overall position relative to information overload. For others in my position (and I'm sure there are many of you) I encourage you to do the same, Information is available at www.informationoverloadday.com
Posted by: Charlie Curtis | July 16, 2009 10:44 AM