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You will find in several earlier posts that I am trying to identify tools and methods for people to become more effective and more efficient in handling information. In information-intensive economies where value in particular depends on the processes of adding value to information, more people than ever before can profit from the insights gained. What I am interested in covers, among others, three areas: First, I am interested in the processes of perception and information or knowledge work per se. Second, I try to find out where the challenges are to become more effective and more efficient at processing information. Third, finally, I try to look at how knowledge workers can leverage a digital environment to produce better results and to reach more people who can profit from them. This post here gives you a brief introduction in how I structure my work.

The backbone of the framework for knowledge workers that I am currently working on consists of four layers: strategy, management, knowledge and output.