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• Don’t get disturbed ! We are talking here about the damage caused to productivity by constant interruptions, such as reading e-mail, answering the phone and checking out a Web site. In short, when your attention is diverted from a task, it takes time for you to get your mind... 03-05-2010, 9:28 by Jan Willems to Information Logistics Weblog  | 0 comments  | 396 views

• Computers hebben bij Amerikaanse ziekenhuizen niets opgeleverd Automatisering heeft Amerikaanse ziekenhuizen geen geld bespaard. Ook de administratieve efficiëntie is er niet door verhoogd. Die conclusie trekt Harvard Medical School uit onderzoek naar de automatisering bij 4000 Amerikaanse ziekenhuizen. De onderzoekers... 01-21-2010, 14:53 by Jan Willems to Information Logistics Weblog  | 0 comments  | 385 views

• This is Your Lifelog Recently I read an interesting article about Gordon Bell in Business Week. He is busy with recording his day to day life. He wears a heavy black necklace. It holds a camera (called SenseCam), that snaps photos every few minutes, or whenever a change of... 10-02-2009, 14:52 by Jan Willems to Information Logistics Weblog  | 0 comments  | 604 views

• Knowledge workers can’t perform without information logistics! Why? Research on Information Logistics is telling us that knowledge in itself is hard to grasp in a system or process. According to Orna (2005), knowledge is stored in individuals’ minds, but when they feel the need to communicate this knowledge,... 07-10-2009, 12:25 by awillems to Information Logistics Weblog  | 0 comments  | 678 views

• Knowledge Process Outsourcing: The end of Information Logistics?? "Information Logistics will increase the productivity of people (especially the knowledge worker) working in their day to day task fulfillment. In this way the workload of primary and secondary tasks is reduced, thus enabling them to spend more time... 07-03-2009, 10:04 by aertsen to Information Logistics Weblog  | 0 comments  | 623 views

• Outsourcing tasks in stead of outsourcing processes "Information Logistics will increase the productivity of people (especially the knowledge worker) working in their day to day task fulfillment. In this way the workload of primary and secondary tasks is reduced, thus enabling them to spend more time... 03-30-2009, 14:12 by Joop de Haan to Information Logistics Weblog  | 0 comments  | 713 views

• Simplify your life; Stop forecasting! Every company, being it service, industrial or governmental, requires some sort of projection of future demand: the forecast! I realized that the forecasting process is a typical subject for information logistics. To generate a forecast information from... 03-05-2009, 15:07 by aertsen to Information Logistics Weblog  | 0 comments  | 776 views

• "Why can't health care be run like the retail sector?" If hospitals, insurers, and doctors all had to compete in the open market for patient-customers, innovation would flourish, prices would come down, and quality would improve! That’s what Regina Herzlinger , a professor of business administration... 02-02-2009, 15:01 by Jan Willems to Information Logistics Weblog  | 0 comments  | 743 views

• The real problem of e-mail In a very short time , e-mail has evolved from a niche messaging medium to a communications platform that is mission critical for most corporations today. T his reliance on e-mail has resulted in a quickly growing tsunami of e-mail traffic, overwhelming... 01-19-2009, 16:00 by Joop de Haan to Information Logistics Weblog  | 0 comments  | 731 views

• Hosanna! EPD-Electronic Patient Dossier! Minister Ab Klink has solved all our problems , but his ideas looks curiously similar to the National Healthcare Pass ( Nationale Zorgpas ) promoted, quite rightly, by Els Borst ten years ago. Difference being that the National Healthcare Pass was a good... 11-28-2008, 13:25 by hajdasinski to Information Logistics Weblog  | 0 comments  | 776 views