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This document discusses the difference between information work and knowledge work. Information work involves facts and data where humans are optional, while knowledge work relies on insights and meanings that are only possible through human relationships. Knowledge work builds on relationships to increase value, create meaning, and gain competitive insights in a way that allows people to see opportunities others may miss. In contrast, information work tends to be transactional and placeless. The future of work should not be viewed as a faceless exchange of information, but rather focus on knowledge work and building capacity for innovation through shared learning and ongoing relationships.


















