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Interruptions: Meh, but Distracted Driving: Deadly
Great article in the New York Times about distracted drivers: “At 60 M.P.H., Office Work Is High Risk” (part of an ongoing series). I’ve shown a bit of skepticism in past entries ab… more →
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Interruptions: Meh, but Distracted Driving: Deadly
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croth1 wrote 2 months ago: Great article in the New York Times about distracted drivers: “At 60 M.P.H., Office Work Is Hi … more →
Cold Turkey Help for Digital Distractions
croth1 wrote 2 months ago: Great article in the New York Times on “Taming Your Digital Distractions“. While i … more →
Study Finds Multitaskers Poor Performers Since Easily Distracted
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croth1 wrote 3 months ago: From the Stanford University News (8/24/09) Nass and his colleagues, Eyal Ophir and Anthony Wagner, … more →
What to Do The Day After Information Overload Awareness Day
croth1 wrote 3 months ago: So, you’ve survived Information Overload Awareness Day. Your eyes were opened to the str … more →
Four Key Points About Enterprise Attention Management
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croth1 wrote 5 months ago: I’m just putting the finishing touches on a new document on Enterprise Attention Management. … more →
Silence Would Be An Interruption Here
croth1 wrote 6 months ago: I’m writing this blog post from a nice Japanese tea house near my home office. While it … more →
WSJ Offers Information Overload 101 Again
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croth1 wrote 6 months ago: The WSJ published another article on information overload, which they generally do when Basex releas … more →
2009 Prediction: There Will Be Pronouncement That Unnecessary Interruptions and Information Overload Tops $1 Trillion ($1,000,000,000,000)
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croth1 wrote 9 months ago: Commentators and average folk alike were aghast as the amount of the financial bailout crept towards … more →
Those Lazy Marathon Runners
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croth1 wrote 10 months ago: There’s a typical news and commentary pattern where a story or posting about a corporation cra … more →
Email Overload: A Little Help From Microsoft
croth1 wrote 1 year ago: In June, Google announced an “Email addict” feature that was kind of a gag response to p … more →
The Myth of Information Overload « IT Organization Circa 2017
croth1 wrote 1 year ago: My last posting (“I’m a Conscientious Objector in the War on Interruptions“) was about h … more →
I'm a Conscientious Objector in the War on Interruptions
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croth1 wrote 1 year ago: There is a lot of conversation about information stress and overload that I can fully get behind, bu … more →
How to Get Interrupt-Free Time
croth1 wrote 1 year ago: So, you’ve got some important documents, code, forms, or whatever that needs to get done and d … more →
Response to Stowe on Information Overload
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croth1 wrote 1 year ago: Today’s blog entry is from a comment I posted in Stowe Boyd’s blog where he poo-poo … more →
Turning Off E-mail Alerts: Outlook 2007, Hold the Toast
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croth1 wrote 1 year ago: I struck a blow against interruptions today by finally getting around to turning off e-mail alerts ( … more →
Using Interruption Models to Test Interruption Studies
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croth1 wrote 1 year ago: Yesterday I posted up a set of interruption models. I mentioned in that post that I’d wr … more →
Interruption Models
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croth1 wrote 1 year ago: Well, we’ve gone quickly through the cycle of seasons here in Chicago, passing from winter to … more →
Questions on Enterprise Attention Management
croth1 wrote 1 year ago: A couple of questions came up in my EAM presentation on Monday night: Q. It seems that the EAM conce … more →
Ray Ozzie on His Personal Attention Management Techniques
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croth1 wrote 1 year ago: Ever since I’ve had my radar up on attention management issues, I’ve noticed many intere … more →
