Information Evangelism And Environmental Sustainability: Crossing Boundaries
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Peter Ellis gave a presentation on how information evangelism and environmental sustainability are related. He defined information evangelism as promoting information use and dissemination, and environmental sustainability as creating balance between human and natural systems. Ellis argued that information systems, like natural environments, need balance and that information evangelism and sustainability take process approaches to redesigning systems for lower impact. Specifically, information evangelism can help filter unnecessary information to reduce energy use and waste, while sustainability benefits from improved information signaling business adaptations. Overall the talk linked the two fields through their process views and potential for more balanced, efficient systems.
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Spamming too with the aim of promoting a certain link has the problem of increasing the risk of possible hacks. Twitter and Facebook are common means through which individuals and firms promote a product, but this feature is turning to be a passage where individuals can hack into people’s data. Therefore the communication process becomes threatened. Other risks include dishonesty and distortion, improper anonymity and distorted endorsement, opportunism, and misuse of free expertise and contests.
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- 1. Information Evangelism and Environmental Sustainability: Crossing Boundaries Peter Ellis, MSIM InfoCamp Seattle October 11, 2009
- 2. On Twitter? Please do live tweet. Tag with #infocamp! React! Twitter: peterellis | me@petercellis.com | Peter Ellis, MSIM
- 3. What’s coming? DTDT Information evangelism Sustainability How do we link these? What do we do with that link? Is it really that symbiotic? Twitter: peterellis | me@petercellis.com | Peter Ellis, MSIM
- 4. Information Evangelism Promoting information in all its forms, as well as its use, dissemination, manipulation, communication, etc. etc. etc. [Interesting side note: this can also include when not to use information…] Twitter: peterellis | me@petercellis.com | Peter Ellis, MSIM
- 5. Environmental Sustainability creating ideal relationships with our surrounding environment that do not detract from the future’s ability to meet their own needs and instead focuses on creating balance and equilibrium between our actions and our environment. 5 Twitter: peterellis | me@petercellis.com | Peter Ellis, MSIM
- 6. Well, yes, in that definition, I do mean the natural environment… …but information is an environment…. …and doesn’t information need balance and equilibrium in much the same way? Twitter: peterellis | me@petercellis.com | Peter Ellis, MSIM
- 7. Smart design decisions can have tremendous influence and can effect change far faster than the gradual behavior change of individuals. Schweikardt, E. 2009. SUSTAINABLY OURS: User centered is off center. interactions 16, 3 (May. 2009), 12-15. DOI= http://doi.acm.org.offcampus.lib.washington.edu/10.1145/1516016.1516019 7 Twitter: peterellis | me@petercellis.com | Peter Ellis, MSIM
- 9. We use it to create changes in conditions, constraints, problems
- 11. We birth environmentsTwitter: peterellis | me@petercellis.com | Peter Ellis, MSIM
- 14. Demonstrating relationships between systems
- 15. Redefining the balance between humans and natureTwitter: peterellis | me@petercellis.com | Peter Ellis, MSIM
- 17. We use it to create changes in conditions, constraints, problems
- 21. Demonstrating relationships between systems
- 22. Redefining the balance between humans and natureTwitter: peterellis | me@petercellis.com | Peter Ellis, MSIM
- 24. There is no defined start or end to either item – they aren’t quite cyclical
- 25. No “One Ring to rule them all”Twitter: peterellis | me@petercellis.com | Peter Ellis, MSIM
- 27. information acquisition: acquire and evaluate information in the scope of their information needs
- 28. information organization and storage: structure info to assist utilization
- 29. development of information products and services: pre-distribution “value add”
- 31. information use: create, apply, and react to knowledge gained as a result of being fed that informationTwitter: peterellis | me@petercellis.com | Peter Ellis, MSIM
- 32. But this isn’t entirely holistic… each unit is still in isolation. Twitter: peterellis | me@petercellis.com | Peter Ellis, MSIM
- 33. Twitter: peterellis | me@petercellis.com | Peter Ellis, MSIM
- 35. Increase the quality of information disseminated
- 36. Lower productivity loss due to the first two activities
- 37. Allow information to be used as a signal for business agilityTwitter: peterellis | me@petercellis.com | Peter Ellis, MSIM
- 38. Clearly sustainable from an information standpoint, but how does that feed back to environmental concerns? Twitter: peterellis | me@petercellis.com | Peter Ellis, MSIM
- 40. Less waste of human energy (we’re part of the environment too…)
- 41. “Ripple” of feedbackTwitter: peterellis | me@petercellis.com | Peter Ellis, MSIM
- 42. Thoughts? Questions? Criticism? Twitter: peterellis | me@petercellis.com | Peter Ellis, MSIM
Editor's Notes
- Because it needs balance and equilibrium, we almost need the level of advocacy we see in environmental sustainability today. This is slowly becoming evident through publications like the ACM SIGCHI’s Interactions magazine.
- Ripple of feedback: the idea that one small change can ripple through other components of a given system