However, this is only possible provided we take the time and effort to think through the conceptual categorization of what we are looking for, and the implications and consequences of what we plan to do with the information we find. The challenge is to identify truly productive criteria for our important recurring knowledge tasks. But the growth of system size or complexity can soon overwhelm both our understanding and our planning. That is what I've been doing in my pursuit of information science, and I can recommend the approach to anyone. Facility of information depends upon its relevance.
Cognizance requires continuing feedback.
The probability of error increases with the demands of the task. The relevance of information changes with the choice of the task. Informed action involves both feedforward and feedback in dynamic conjunction. Please contact me if you want to participate in this discussion, or collaborate in further concept research and development. My current research agenda includes delineating knowledge work , and Object-Oriented Informatics.