ArtOfGov

Liz Orna also makes the point (in Information Strategy in Practice) that it’s humans that create knowledge, not machines.
And for knowledge production, the creation of new knowledge, the development of theories and ideas, do we need such high inputs of technology? Back to Darwin; a great many of his observations that helped to develop his […]

I hestitate to say much about whether the technology meltdown is still with me…some of it is; there has been a great deal of use of pencil and paper (I find at night these are much more ergonomic and satisfying tools to use; there is a more pleasant aesthetic in sitting on the sofa with […]

Extraordinary week just gone for technical problems.
Tuesday - laptop stops working - ie there’s a light on but nobody in. No surprise there really as it’s around five years old and has regularly been bashed into lampposts while in rucksack, or thrown onto floor of pub (not in aggressive way - it’s just sometimes you […]

Good point - from Julie McLeod’s excellent lecture at Northumbria University this evening. Julie asked a number of questions about photographs, our own family albums, our digital photos and whether we edit, save, organise them and add metadata. Of course we all do, to a lesser or greater extent. Which makes us all records managers, […]