My Attention Management System Conceptual Architecture

December 22, 2006 at 10:02 am | In Attention Management, interruption science, presence, social software | 8 Comments

Below is the Attention Management System Conceptual Architecture that I presented at my telebriefing on Enterprise Attention Management earlier this month.

Enterprise Attention Management System

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