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Most cited reference for the Information Architecture crisis
- IDC White Papers:
- “The Hidden Costs of Information Work” , 2005 by Susan Feldman. She shows that knowledge workers spent over 27 hours a week searching for, gathering, and analyzing information, with 3.5 hours weekly wasted on searching for information that is never found and 3 hours recreating it.
- The Knowledge Worker Productivity Crisis", 2001 - McKinsey Global Institute
Found that knowledge workers spend 19 to 28 percent of their time searching for information. This independently validates the same order of magnitude. - Gartner
Uses similar ranges when discussing content sprawl, search failure, and productivity loss in enterprise systems.