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| | The Wall Street Journal Special Report on Technology: Managing the Chaos Author: Nick Wingfield, Evan Ramstad, and Thomas E. Weber
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E-mail. Fax. Voice mail. Post-its. It's the Information Age alright - how are you and your organization managing it all? The following 3 articles, part of a Wall Street Journal Special Report on technology, will help technology professionals manage the chaos. "In Search of...", by Nick Wingfield, describes the road to a better search engine - and a more manageable Internet. Too often, retrieving messages can be an endless process: Check the fax. Check voice mail. Check e-mail. Evan Ramstad offers some help in "All In One." And, in "The Man in the Middle," Thomas E. Weber describes how Steve Case thinks he has found the way to cut through all the confusion with his theory that less is more. The full report is available in a special collection called simply, Wall Street Journal Special Report on Technology Overload.
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