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Lunch & Learn Webinar: How People Do Information Management--Research by Leading Scientists at PARC

  
  
  
  

Complimentary Lunch & Learn Webinar: How People Do Information Management--Research by Leading Scientists at PARC

Thursday, May 26, 2011 12:00 PM - 12:45 PM Pacific Time

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How people do information management—research by leading scientists at PARCIn this presentation, Victoria Bellotti, Principal Scientist and the developer of PARC's Opportunity Discovery research will talk about some of the research that she and her team did at PARC (a Xerox company) looking into how people do personal information management (PIM). They discovered that much of it happens in email as opposed to using other means as originally thought. They also discovered that email clients overloaded in terms of what they are being used to support and that overload appears to come from juggling complex interdependent tasks with many outstanding obligations to be tracked. Following that, they examined people doing task management more closely. Based on this extensive research, they developed some prototypes to explore ways to support task and activity management overcome email overload. Join us to hear the details and get valuable insights!

About the presenter: Victoria Bellotti is a Principal Scientist and the developer of PARC's Opportunity Discovery research and strategic investment targeting program, which assists clients in identifying the best direction to move with new technology-centered business ventures.

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Dear Pierre, 
 
Great class and very interesting research. I feel like they observed how I organize my To Do list. Such insight. 
 
Lilly
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