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spec: The third course is an integrating seminar which is a face-to-face course . managers get two-thirds of their information from face-to-face or telephone conversations ; they acquire the remaining third from documents , most of which come from outside the organization and are n't on the computer system " [ Davenport , p. 121 ] People are a critical delivery vehicle because their interpretations increase the value of information and add context An obvious example of organic information management systems is the Internet . Provider comfort with the technology is a large factor determining use of telemedicine . To put it succinctly , real beauty converts . This is an ambitious industry-wide initiative that represents a new frontier in voluntary industry programs . Some people use email to communicate with others in ways they are uncomfortable to do face-to-face , eg they will express anger , discipline others , bully or nag via email . The Tlingit , Haida and other Native groups we know today were well established on the Northwest Coast when the first Europeans arrived in the 1700s . In his quest for courage , Zol barely escapes death in a raging river , stands face-to-face with a young mammoth , and survives two attacks by a long-toothed cat . `` Sullivan believes that NSF selected Kettering to receive the funding because its small size is crucial to engaging the many facets of a student 's life on campus . However , communication technology has also reduced the amount of face-to-face , personal contact with and among clientele , which used to be a hallmark of Extension work .