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September 23, 2003
Profiles in IT: Andrew Dillon
"The essence of information organization is not a computer science issue. It's a cognitive issue. Understanding how people think and reason, and organizing information in a user-centric way so that it provides real value to a human--these are the pillars of the classic library and information science approach." (IT@UT)
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