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Rethinking work

Author:	CNBC (Television network); Films Media Group.
Publisher:	Hamilton, N.J. : Films Media Group, [2012]
Series:	Business of innovation., Season 3
Edition/Format:	eVideo : Clipart/images/graphics : EnglishView all editions and formats
Summary:	Despite enormous advances in technology, our workplaces are not nearly as efficient as they could be. Each week, more than 40 percent of employees make use of flawed information systems-and flawed information-to make decisions. The results are wasted time and squandered resources. From smarter collaboration to smoother travel, this CNBC program explores ways in which "wiser work" can lead to greater prosperity for Read more...
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Genre/Form:	Educational films Internet videos Videorecording Video recordings for the hearing impaired
Additional Physical Format:	Originally produced: CNBC (Television network), 2010.
Material Type:	Clipart/images/graphics, Videorecording, Internet resource
Document Type:	Internet Resource, Computer File, Visual material
All Authors / Contributors:	CNBC (Television network); Films Media Group.
OCLC Number:	795019475
Language Note:	Closed-captioned.
Notes:	Title from title frames. Originally produced in 2010. Available on Films on demand.
Target Audience:	10 & up.
Description:	1 streaming video file (47 min.) : digital, sd., col.
Details:	System requirements: Microsoft Internet Explorer; Firefox; Adobe Flash Player or Windows MediaPlayer or Apple QuickTime.; Mode of access: World Wide Web.
Contents:	Redefining the Value of Work (4:31) -- Independence in Community (1:21) -- Real Work/Real Skills (2:05) -- The New Business Currency (2:24) -- Internet and Information (1:20) -- Threat to Privacy (1:56) -- Crowd Power (1:55) -- Capitalization on the Crowd (2:36) -- Global Web of Problem Solvers (2:39) -- Modeling the Future (2:13) -- Embrace the Crowd (3:30) -- Power Commuting: High-Speed Rail (3:13) -- Urban Transit (2:40) -- Traffic Jams or Mass Transit? (1:50) -- New Education Toolkit (1:54) -- The Learning Game (2:53) -- Educational Technology (3:45) -- Education: Maximize ROI (2:26)
Series Title:	Business of innovation., Season 3
Other Titles:	Films on demand.
Responsibility:	CNBC.

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Despite enormous advances in technology, our workplaces are not nearly as efficient as they could be. Each week, more than 40 percent of employees make use of flawed information systems-and flawed information-to make decisions. The results are wasted time and squandered resources. From smarter collaboration to smoother travel, this CNBC program explores ways in which "wiser work" can lead to greater prosperity for businesses and organizations. Experts interviewed include James Surowiecki, financial journalist for The New Yorker and author of The Wisdom of Crowds, and Gordon Bethune, former CEO of Continental Airlines and former vice-president and general manager of the Boeing Commercial Airplanes Group's customer services division.

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