Infogineering™ is a system that explains why information is valuable, and how to make the information you create and consume more valuable.

This site covers the basics of Infogineering, and also covers other wider issues involving information overload, information management and communication issues.

Infogineering was created by Neil Ingebrigtsen. Neil holds a Masters Degree in Information Management, and an Honours Degree in Engineering - both from Strathclyde University in Glasgow. He regularly adds new articles and blog posts to the site, as well as answering some of your questions.

The site is split up into four major sections:

• The Articles section contains detailed information covering aspects of Infogineering, as well as other information-related issues.
• The Blog is for Neil's general thoughts. It is updated frequently, and the posts are generally shorter than you'll find in the Articles section.
• Ask Neil allows you to put questions forward that you can't find answers for elsewhere on the site.
• The Resources section has various tools.

All of these sections can be reached throughout the site by the navigation bar at the top of each page.

Please visit the Frequently Asked Questions page if you want more general information on the site.

Special Note: As a work in progress, some of the ideas featured are still under development - and more recent additions may contradict earlier work. This site should therefore not be considered the "definite guide" to Infogineering.