• Skip to main content
  • Skip to primary sidebar

This view of service management...

On the origin and the descent of managing services. We put meat on the bones.

  • Kanban eLearning
  • Services
    • Kanban Software Solutions
    • Consulting & Coaching
    • Training and Seminars
  • Posts
  • Events
    • Events – Agenda View
    • Events – Calendar View
    • International Service Management Calendar
  • Publications
    • Our Publications
    • Notable Publications
    • Quotes
  • About us

Charles Ives

Can we really not multi-task?

27 May 2014 by Robert Falkowitz Leave a Comment

Location of the dorsal striatum, where memory may be sent during multitasking

Can the human brain multi-task? The loss of efficiency and effectiveness due to context switching among various tasks is one of the underpinning tenets of why a Kanban approach helps organizations to reduce the lead times of their work. But is it really true that the human brain cannot multi-task?

Filed Under: Kanban Tagged With: Charles Ives, context switching, Igor Stravinsky, kanban, multi-tasking, WIP, work in progress

Primary Sidebar

Kanban eLearning

Kanban training online

Recent Posts

  • The role of the problem manager
  • The Three Indicators
  • Visualization of Configurations

Tag Cloud

resource liquidity Incident Management agile risk cause waste knowledge work manifesto for software development lean manifesto priority ITIL change control Cost of Delay impact flow efficiency kanban board urgency process definition incident management tools rigidity lead time ITSM automation tools lean management service manager incident adaptive case management flow service request kanban value stream bias leadership process problem knowledge management change management value
  • Kanban eLearning
  • Services
  • Posts
  • Events
  • Publications
  • Subscribe
  • Rights & Duties
  • Personal Data

© 2014–2022 Concentric Circle Consulting · All Rights Reserved.
Concentric Circle Consulting Address
Log in