In a recent survey reported by the Toronto Star, 83% of Canadians agreed that a disorganized or messy workspace negatively affects productivity.  A linked study in Britain came up with similar findings.  These surveys echo a 2012 US survey in Forbes which reported that 57% of workers judge their co-workers by how clean or messy their desks are.  It’s interesting that
In 2011, Futurist Thomas Frey predicted the emergence of new career trends which will be increasingly important over the coming decades.  One of these he called a “Waste Data Manager”, which he describes as follows: “To insure data integrity in today’s fast evolving information storage industry, multiple redundancies have been built into the system. Achieving more streamline (sic) data storage in the future will require de-duplication specialists who can ,,,
For this month’s issue of Information Management Journal (IMJ) I reviewed Dr. Nick Bontis’ book “Information Bombardment: Rising Above the Digital Onslaught” Â This book is written for a mass audience, and I address it from an information management perspective.
Sheila Taylor is a well known consultant, educator, speaker and writer with more than 25 years of experience in the information management (IM) field.
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