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In the context of discussions on intranets, my friend John Castley forwarded me a copy of Fubini’s Law, which goes like this:
1. People initially use technology to do what they do now – but faster.
2. Then they gradually begin to use technology to do new things.
3. The new things change life-styles and work-styles.
4. The new life-styles and work-styles change society
… and eventually change technology.
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James Robertson is the Managing Director of Step Two Designs, the global thought leaders on intranets, headquartered in Sydney, Australia. James is the author of What every intranet team should know and Designing intranets: creating sites that work. He has keynoted conferences around the globe. (Email James or follow him on Twitter: @s2d_jamesr)
