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Infosense: Turning Information Into Knowledge

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"In InfoSense, noted mathematician and popular science writer Keith Devlin shows us how to make sense of the constant flow of information that swirls past us daily. What is crucial, Devlin points out, is to understand the difference between information and knowledge. By exploring the nature of both and describing what distinguishes them from each other, he shows how all of us - businesses and individuals alike - can benefit from better information management."--BOOK JACKET.

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