Posted by Martyn R Jones on November 08, 1999 at 05:00:55:

In Reply to: Re: Information Overload posted by Randy Jordan on November 07, 1999 at 10:32:56:

Hello

I have probably completely misinterpreted your posting but it seems to me, and again I might be wrong, that:

• You are first defining Information Management (and possibly alluding to such technology based processes as Data Warehousing, OLAP etc.)


• You then are focussing on Balanced Score Cards and IT/IS metrics and measures


• You feel that Network Systems Management is very important


• That you believe that a lot of information overload can be overcome by simpler presentation (via spreadsheets) and information reduction (sifting, sorting and aggregation). Which might also be a way of arriving at those all important measures needed in a well Balanced Score Card.


• You say that organizational behavior may play a role in KM

Whilst I would agree in principle to most of what you have described, I would caution against overlapping, too much, too many of the areas of IM with KM and technology with process.

Regards

Martyn

Martyn R Jones

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