The End of Organizing
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The End of Organizing
Organizing is going to become unnecessary because no one actually wants to go back and look at their old notes.
What you really want is the information in your notes, synthesized and presented to you at the right place and at the right time.
Dan Shipper • The End of Organizing - Superorganizers - Every
Even as the personal computer and then the phone made it onto the desktop and into the hands of most every single employee regardless of job, the structure, organization, and processes of a company continued to mirror those of the 20th century.