Peter Drucker examines the role of information and how it can change institutions. Companies across the nation are scrambling for infotech workers with the requisite skills. Since humans don't multitask as rapidly and efficiently as computers, they spend an astounding amount of time processing information. Computers and databases now store and analyze the news and tips once swapped around the water cooler. Technology won't make messages more useful unless we first build personal relationships.
Information technology has the power to increase shareholder value through innovation.
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