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  • sdeniau
    sdeniau said 3 months Edit Delete

    excellent and very inspiring presentation!
    S.

  • Staehelin
    Staehelin said 4 months Edit Delete

    I love your presentation! Thanks! Thomas

  • Lenze
    Lenze said 4 months Edit Delete

    Very nice presentation. I like a lot :)

  • neeraj_8086
    neeraj_8086 said 4 months Edit Delete

    Thanks for doing this

  • tegupura
    tegupura said 4 months Edit Delete

    Thank you so much for yopur kind attention, Sir.

  • Unwired
    Unwired said 4 months Edit Delete

    Thanks for the positive reactions to my presentation!

  • webseeker
    webseeker said 4 months Edit Delete

    Your content is excellent, Unwired! The combination of pictures and precise text is very good. I've added to my favorites right now. Cheers!

  • webseeker
    webseeker said 4 months Edit Delete

    Your content is excellent, Unwired! The combination of pictures and precise text is very good. I've added to my favorites right now. Cheers!

  • ladcoy
    ladcoy said 4 months Edit Delete

    Excellent work. With the hyperlink, RSS and publishing platforms like blogs, wikis and podcasts, do we need a lifejacket to be in the flow of information? How much can we humans process? and how quickly can we process it to reach meaning and decisions? Looking forward to more of your work! Thank you.

  • ladcoy
    ladcoy said 4 months Edit Delete

    Excellent example of organizational silos and how information does or more often doesn't 'flow' between or among them.

  • tegupura
    tegupura said 4 months Edit Delete

    What an inspiring presentation. Would you mind to send me a copy of your prentation to tegupura@yahoo.com. Thanx so much.

  • grahairs
    grahairs said 4 months Edit Delete

    Hello Oscar, Good analogy! Nice (introductory) show! Greetings from London, Graham

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    Information Is Like Water

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    Information is like water. It needs to flow to be usable.

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    1. Slide 1: Information is like water.
    2. Slide 2: Information helps you quench your thirst for knowledge.
    3. Slide 3: We all need information to make decisions and take action when needed.
    4. Slide 4: Knowledge cannot flow unless information flows.
    5. Slide 5: Information flows between people through organizations and networks in much the same way that water flows through a metropolis. Inform a tion c a n b e c om pa re d to wa te r.
    6. Slide 6: Regardless of where you are in the metropolis, you should be able trust that the water is consistent, has met certain level of quality, and if you open the faucet, it will flow.
    7. Slide 7: It is the same thing with information. You need to be able to access and trust the information you need.
    8. Slide 8: We can capture information, which makes it easier to control both access to and the quality of the information.
    9. Slide 9: But we must always remember that information is a dynamic resource. It is constantly changing.
    10. Slide 10: Making information flow will ensure that it is fresh.
    11. Slide 11: Information that does not flow will eventually not be fresh anymore. We will need to flush it out.
    12. Slide 12: This is actually a dangerous environment, not only for a goldfish.
    13. Slide 13: Do you see any information flow between individuals in this environment?
    14. Slide 14: NOW TO THE POINT…
    15. Slide 15: Making information flow between people is fundamental for collaboration and knowledge exchange to happen.
    16. Slide 16: TO BE CONTINUED…
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