Understanding productivity in the Information Age - MIT Sloan Newsroom - The Diigo Meta page

• 28 Sep 11
  

  david osimo

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• 22 Oct 08
  

  Christophe Deschamps
  • Information technology enhanced productivity by facilitating multitasking.
  • Multitasking can be productive — but only up to a point.
  • Access to new information has productivity benefits.
  • E-mail discussions occur more readily between people with things in common.
  • A diverse network of contacts is associated with higher productivity.

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• 06 May 08
  

  Martin Lindner

  Understanding productivity in the Information Age, Brynjolfsson et al. "Workers who are “information hubs” (measured in unusual words in e-mails!) complete more projects in a given period of time and thus generate more revenue for their firm."
  
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• 18 Feb 08
  

  Mike Stenhouse

  In today's knowledge-based economy, it pays to be an “information hub”

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  • Understanding productivity in the Information Age
• 17 Feb 08
  

  Christophe Routhieau

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  Andrew Pascoe

  an MIT study showing those who receive and send more emails are more productive (because of the increased information flow)

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  Alan McCluskey

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  • The researchers found that information workers whose strong e-mail networks allow them to receive new information sooner than their peers — or to receive more pieces of new information — are likely to be more productive than their less well-connected counterparts. Workers who are “information hubs” complete more projects in a given period of time and thus generate more revenue for their firm.
• 15 Feb 08
  

  Stefan N

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  Hans Henrik H Heming

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