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Irene Tobis,
Ph.D. received her doctorate in Psychology from the UW -
Madison in 1990, studying allocation of attention with applications in
self-management of behavior and experience. Her practice then focused on
helping clients manage stress and anxiety. In this work, she had occasion
to offer advice on various aspects of personal productivity, and began offering
on-site consultations in that vein as a separate business in 1997. Irene helps
people make better use of their attention and their energies. She designs
strategies tailored to clients' individual skills, talents, styles and
preferences. Her goal is first to get people past feeling overwhelmed, then to
build skills toward greater productivity and satisfaction See also irenetobis.com.
Michael Tobis,
Ph.D. received his Masters Degree in Systems Engineering from Carleton
University in Canada. He has had extensive experience with information systems
large and small, building a custom parallel computer for his 1996 Ph.D. at the
UW - Madison, pursuing postdoctoral research was at the
Mathematics and Computer Science division of Argonne National Laboratory, and
he managing a team of programmers at a web-services company. Michael brings an
information theory outlook to work process design. His approach to knowledge
problems of all sizes is to seek the best way to use available information,
taking into account the risks of complexity, the benefits of completeness, and
the available tools.
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