2. Crude and DESIGNED to
serve a SINGLE PURPOSE :
To prepare text, access stock
market data, make mmmm
air-travel reservation
Keyword: REPETITION

3. A bit of History

4. (1936)

5. ENIAC (1946)
Electronic Numerical Integrator And Computer

6. Back to the future

7. New era of technology
“The world is at your fingertips”

8. extended by
Capabilities
DEVELOPMENTS in information
processing technology, in
communication
and by enhancement of the software –
a variety of resources and functions
become accessible from a single
w o r k s t a t i o n

13. First-Level Effect

14. The reason WHY these
technologies are introduced

15. Confidence

16. Independence

17. Divided times and places?
NO PROBLEM

18. BUT…

19. Second-Level Effect

20. IndirectCONSEQUENCES and
often unexpected EFFECTS
on organizational
relations and
communication partners

21. Social and cultural problems?

22. T R U S T

23. “When pe op l e make
business CONTACT, even
competitors, they can’t
A NT I CI P A T E
everything, so an element of
TRUST comes in”

26. “’Traditional COOPERATION
between different professionals
had been reduced’-
in turns increasing demands
on the concent r at i on, thus
c r e a t e d stress.”

28. “Face-to-face SOCIAL
INTERACTION decreased but
the technology was not able to
r e p l a c e h u ma n
c o mmu n i c a t i o n ”

29. “The degree of COLLECTIVE
INNOVATION within the work
communitiesdecrease a n d
workp l ace i n t e r ac t i o n
became more functional”

30. Solutions

31. ACKNOWLEDGE the
need for social interaction in
w o r k c o m m u n i t i e s
CREATE opportunities for
social interaction

33. BE FLEXIBLE in allowing
construction and reconstruction
of social structures
SUPPORT human networks

35. “ REALIZE that even though nearly
all social interaction and
C O M M U N I C A T I O N cou l d be
technology mediated, it does not
m e a n i t shoul d be ”