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  Press Releases  
 
Role of email in the distraction society - article by Damon Young <more>

Dr Jackson on New York Radio on email overload <listen> or read the article <more>

"Death by Email" - Records Management Society Conference 2009 <more>

The Oprah Magazine - "Email Tasks" Dec 08 <more>

Dr Jackson on Leicester Sound "Emails Taking Over Your Life?" interview - Mon 6th Oct <more>

View Magazine - "Email – essential office tool or costly communication?" <more>

Birmingham Post - "New ways for malicious software to land on your computer" <more>

Guardian article - "Breaking the email compulsion"  <more>

The Sydney Morning Herald article - "Email becomes a dangerous distraction" <more>

Dr Jackson on BBC Radio Essex "You Have Email" interview - Sat 12th April

Dr Jackson on BBC Breakfast - "How to stop e-mails taking over your day" <watch>

Dr Jackson appears in The Money Programme's "Email is Ruining My Life" BBC2 7th March 2008 at 19:00 <more>

E-mail is ruining my life! Article feature Tom Jackson <read>

What you had to say about email problems <read the debate>

Guardian article - "Email 'a broken business tool' as staff spend hours wading through inboxes" <read>

Staff email use is costing UK businesses millions of pounds finds Loughborough University research <more>

Dr Jackson explains how to Find Experts via email <more>

 

 

 
   
 
This is our research team and a summary of the research we are currently undertaking:

 
Dr Thomas Jackson Dr Thomas Jackson
Research: Email Communication.
Knowledge Management within Industry. Impact of Web 2.0 The Cost Effectiveness of IT Systems, including Ecommerce. Information System Analysis.

Currently

- Trying to adapt Autopoiesis to establish a KM framework.

- Developing an email dashboard to aid decision making

- The impact of email on employees (stress)

- Do employees manage their inbox efficiently?

 

 
Mini-Projects


1: The feasibility of an Email Dashboard in a Corporate Environment

2The role of storytelling in an organisation compared to other knowledge sharing techniques <more>

3To folder emails or not to folder emails

4Do employees manage their inbox efficiently?

5: Are web 2.0 technologies an efficient way of sharing knowledge in industry? <more>

6: Do email interrupts effect task switching and contribute to email addiction.

7: Do employees manage their inbox efficiently?

8: An Evaluation and Recommendations for Effective Knowledge Sharing and Getting Enterprise Value using Web 2.0 <more>

9: Does Knowledge sharing help enhance knowledge within National Grid, Gas Operations <more>

10: Measuring the vital signs of employees to determine the effect of email communication on the body <more>

 
Hardev Uhbi
Research: Conducting a PhD in Knowledge Management, sponsored by Rolls Royce. Analysing the effectiveness of different tools and working towards creating a successful knowledge management strategy.
 
Sara Tedmori Sara Tedmori
Research: Applied Knowledge Management & Email Communication. To develop an application called EKE (Email Knowledge Extraction) that discovers who knows what within an organisation based on employees' outgoing emails.

Further project details

 

   
Paul Parboteeah Paul Parboteeah: 
Research: To create a knowledge management model which focuses on the employee level, using autopoiesis to create the framework <web site>

 

 

 
Rachael Lindsay
Research: Optimising the Information and Knowledge Environment within Leicestershire Constabulary <more>

Mobile Data project - <web site>

 

 

 

 
Steve Smith
Research: Building and Testing a Decision Capturing System for AstraZeneca

Further project details

   

 
 
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