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Interested in mitigating information overload? Let’s get together! The Information Overload Research Group’s Steering Team invites you to meet us via Zoom for a free-form conversation about managing Information Overload. No agenda, no PowerPoint… just friends exchanging views on a subject we all care about. The event will take place for an hour on Tuesday, Feb. 1, at 11am EDT. […]
Information Overload Day 2021 – Webinar Presentations now Available
Thank you to everyone who attended the “Information Overload Day 2021 – Information Overload Evolution” webinar on October 19th. We are happy to provide to you PDF copies of the Presentations that were presented for your viewing and download. Presentations: Creating space to think: Breaking through the Information Overload Walking in an Overloaded Forest of Information and Wanting to get […]
Information Overload Day 2021 – Webinar Replay
Thank you to everyone who attended the “Information Overload Day 2021 – Information Overload Evolution” webinar on October 19th.
This year’s event covered the topics of Information Overload, No-Email, Mindfulness, Decluttering, and the use of Artificial Intelligence.
A Replay of this year’s event is now available on the IORG Youtube Channel and is also embedded at the bottom of this post.
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Dealing with a deluge of email
After spending the last few days managing a massive volume of email, I decided to look online for some practical tips that can be practiced to be more efficient and effective in preventing email overload.
The attached article recently published in the AICPA online news provides several practical tips such as:
• Adopt an email folder system to organize your emails
• Use filters to automatically file or better yet delete unwanted emails
• Don’t use emails for conversation, try good old telephone or in person conversations
• Don’t allow emails to interrupt workflow or other planned activities
• Avoid “reply to all” when really not required
• Don’t skim and skip to come back later, handle once
• Think before you send, is the email important? would you want to receive it?
Read the full article and helpful insights when dealing with a deluge of email
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Anne McGhee-Stinson Managing Partner & Director of Practice, Effective EdgeIORG has done a tremendous job to raise awareness as well as provide well researched, practical resources to address the complex issues of information overload. They were way ahead of the game and continue to lead in this arena.
Dr. Lawrence Ampofo Director & Founder, Digital MindfulnessIORG’s work is extremely relevant and impactful in an age when people regularly suffer from information overload. I regularly use their work to get the latest high-level thinking on information overload.
Rui Silva Founder - 2BeProThe costs associated with information overload are too high for this problem to be seen merely as an academic rhetoric… IORG helps us to not forget that this is a problem we face every day, despite the fact that it often goes unnoticed. In that sense, IORG was, for me, a “canary in the coal mine”, an advance indicator showing the imminence of a dangerous problem.
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