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Monday, August 2. 2010

PIM - Personal Information Management

PIM & Research

The reason I haven't written any posts in the last week is because I have put together a resource page for Personal Information Management.

PIM Resources

I have long thought of how to put together a central resource of PIM research, theory and sources. First I tried to incorporate it in this blog. But it soon grow too big. Then I made a standalone HTML page but it grew too big again. Then I decided to make it available as a Wiki since there are few resource pages about PIM but are either old or not resourceful. Because I couldn't edit these sites I decided to make one myself and let anyone edit it. Everyone who is interested in contributing/editing/administrating this site is welcomed to do so.

There is also a page listing several PIM research prototypes and is (as just mentioned Wiki) a work in progress.

Posted by Matjaž Kljun in PIM & Research at 18:13 | Comments (0) | Trackback (1)

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