Thinker, Speaker, Problem Solver. Knowledge Work Productivity expert, Email Overload crusader, Slide rule collector, bookworm, and interesting guy overall.
Check out the new article on my History of Computing site: The Hoffman Airplane Calculator, a slide rule from 1918 for designing flying machines. https://t.co/FkAskpqo9D
On Oct 18 at 11AM EDT the Information Overload Research Group will celebrate IO Day by hosting a webinar on the theme “The intersection of Mindfulness and Information Overload”.
The event will be held by Zoom. No registration needed, just join Zoom at https://t.co/spZvDSBP9f .
The Information Overload Research Group invites you to a conversation about Information Overload. No agenda, no PowerPoint… just friends exchanging views on a subject we all care about.
Join us on Wed, June 22, at 11am EDT. No registration needed. https://t.co/spZvDSBhjH .
The Information Overload Research Group invites you to a conversation about Information Overload. No agenda, no PowerPoint… just friends exchanging views on a subject we all care about.
Join us on Wed, June 22, at 11am EDT. No registration needed. https://t.co/PfUbJ75Kkw .
The Information Overload Research Group invites you to a conversation about Information Overload. No agenda, no PowerPoint… just friends exchanging views on a subject we all care about.
Join us on Wed, June 22, at 11am EDT. No registration needed. https://t.co/spZvDSBhjH .
New on my History of Computing site: Bloch's Gewichtschnellrechner (that's Weightrapidcomputer), an ingenious mechanical nomogram for figuring the weight of geometrical solids.
https://t.co/qSqUVi5MWj
New on my History of Computing site: Bloch's Gewichtschnellrechner (that's Weightrapidcomputer), an ingenious mechanical nomogram for figuring the weight of geometrical solids.
https://t.co/qSqUVi5MWj
Strives to provide global thought leadership in the search for better knowledge worker productivity. After doing it for 26 wonderful years as a manager and principal engineer at Intel, he now uses his experience to help organizations solve challenging problems.