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IORG brings together research, solutions, and people
to help reduce the impact of information overload. IORG achieves this purpose by:
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Seeking to understand the effects of information
overload in society—including for-profit, not-for-profit, and government institutions.
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Facilitating conversations, collaboration and
networking among people worldwide who experience information overload, who study the people who experience
it, and who are developing solutions—formal and informal—to address the problem.
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Educating organizations and individuals about the
economic and social costs of information overload, and cost-effective countermeasures.
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Spreading research-based solutions, including best
practices and technologies.
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When sending someone a meeting request, phrase the subject and
location so they make sense to all parties to the meeting.
For instance, if Jill sends Jack a calendar item that says "Meeting
with Jack - my office" it will be quite meaningless when viewed by
Jack on his calendar. Always include both names and an absolute
address - as in "Jack/Jill on budget proposal - Jill's office".
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