About David

When I came across the term “information overload” during my academic career, I was triggered. Can there be such a thing as too much information? Not in my opinion. What certainly exists, however, is the following question:

Which information is interesting, and in which form and context is it most effective?

For my thesis for the Excecutive Master of Information Management (EMIM), I went out in search of the value of information in our changing society. It turned out that the results were incredibly valuable, and that ideas regarding information have an important practical purpose in areas like project management, a vision for the future, and the improvement of processes. I bring all of this together in The Information Society.

I am David Jorritsma.

My professional CV can be found on LinkedIn.

When I came across the term “information overload” during my academic career, I was triggered. Can there be such a thing as too much information? Not in my opinion. What certainly exists, however, is the following question:

Which information is interesting, and in which context and form is it most effective?

For my thesis for the Excecutive Master of Information Management (EMIM), I went out in search of the value of information in our changing society. It turned out that the results were incredibly valuable, and that ideas regarding information have an important practical purpose in areas like project management, a vision for the future, and the improvement of processes. I bring all of this together in The Information Society.

I am David Jorritsma.

• information manager
• project manager
• specialised in change management
• and in directing processes
• designer
• sharer of knowledge
• unites people
• unites systems
• unites people with systems
• citizen of Amsterdam
• happily married
• lover of early music
• and of good food

My professional CV can be found on LinkedIn.