On Time

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Citation KeyFriedman2025Time017

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Overview

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This paper introduces Narrative Information Management (NIM) as a framework to address the challenges of information dynamics across various fields, emphasizing the need for synthesis and exchange of knowledge and tools. By proposing NIM, the authors aim to unify disparate disciplines facing similar information-related challenges and provide insights into effective information systems.

temporal dynamicsActive Inferencesynchronizationcollective behaviortemporal coordination

Use Notes

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Findings / Concepts

Proposes Narrative Information Management (NIM) as a unifying framework for addressing information dynamics.
Identifies common features of impactful information systems across various disciplines.
Explores insights and solutions from eclectic fields facing information challenges.
Provides recommendations for future research on NIM.

Methods / Techniques

Conducts a broad summary of challenges faced by information-centered disciplines.
Synthesizes a set of common features contributing to effective NIM systems.
Explores domain-specific challenges and ad-hoc solutions in various fields.
Assesses common features found across discussed domains to inform future work.

Citation

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Friedman, Daniel Ari. 2025. On Time. Zenodo.

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