How much attention is given to personal networking, access to others as the ultimate information strategy and the role of relationships in personal information access?

I stumbled upon Eric Tsui's 2002 technology survey, "Technologies for Personal and Peer to Peer Knowledge Management," when writing my earlier article on PIM. I do not recall having read Eric Tsui in the past, but many of his ideas about knowledge mana... [Read More]

Emily Chang jumped into an interesting discussion of one piece of personal knowledge management with My Data Stream. [Read More]

The first book, “Keeping Found Things Found”, is meant to be for a broader audience of us folks who are involved in a daily struggle to keep on top (rather than buried by) our information. How can we manage more effectively? How can we build a world of information that helps us to better realize our goals and dreams in the physical world?

The second book is oriented more strongly towards an academic audience and features many of the same contributing authors as participated in a very popular special issue on PIM in the Communications of the ACM (January of 2006).

Both are now available (e.g., on Amazon).

-- William