The Conservation Of Work
Blog post from Box
In a whimsical narrative, the author reflects on the evolution of scientific understanding, drawing parallels between historical misconceptions like the flat Earth theory and modern-day workplace inefficiencies. The author humorously introduces "Noah's Conservation of Work," a fictional principle likening the persistence of work tasks to the conservation of mass, suggesting that tasks merely shift between tools rather than disappear. Frustrated by the overwhelming notifications and tools intended to streamline tasks, the author expresses optimism about an upcoming collaboration between IBM and Box, aimed at improving workflow automation and reducing cycle time. The author teases an announcement of these improvements and invites readers to follow developments, emphasizing the potential for newfound efficiency akin to "making globes" in the extra time gained, and promotes the upcoming BoxWorks event where more details will be shared.
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