Ross Ferguson’s blog with it’s bold new eye-catching design has a post with the sort of data that I suspect will form the basis of a good many plagarists’ powerpoint presentations over the coming months.
Here’s my standout stat:
“38% of professionals believe the internet makes them more productive (OxIS 2009)”
I don’t know how the rest of the options break down, but one of the big challenges for The Interactive Charter is to make the case that interactive tools aid productivity. For me, it’s almost an article of faith, though I would also say that there seems to currently be a daily increase in amount of time I spend waiting for my various applications, operating system, virus definitions, etc to upgrade.
As a freelancer, I have clients that insist that I run some Microsoft applications that will only run on an MS operating system.
I’m beginning to wonder if those clients are worth keeping….
(Only kidding guys…love you really….)
