Information Management
Do you have the right data at the right moment to make the right decision? Does information flow smoothly through your organization?
Information management is the ability to seek relevant information while optimizing the use of available information to craft winning solutions. This includes the capacity to be sensitive to and sift out random from meaningful and useful information. It is also reflective of adept transmission of necessary information in a timely manner.
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Individuals
Individuals who seek out information from multiple sources and present others with clearly communicated ideas encompassing both convergent and divergent datapoints are analytical powerhouses within your organization.
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Teams
Teams that manage information well have a cohesive sense of equality and camaraderie. Information is shared among the team freely, and great ideas emerge as viewpoints are debated.
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Organizations
Organizations where information flow is managed by individuals and teams with clarity, transparency and efficiency tend to outperform in overall cohesiveness amongst employees and improves strategic communications at all levels.
Information Management In The Real World
