About the author
Michael Sadler is one of the primary authors at Think Info, where he explores enterprise context and foundational content topics.
See also Rick Yagodich’s posts.
Think Info describes itself as a place for exploring the information space, and that phrase captures the scope of the site's interests: how content is created, structured, published, and read, and how understanding grows from the contexts people inhabit. Writing here moves between practical experience and analytical framing, treating information not as a static archive but as a living process that shapes behaviour and communication.
An author profile page like this one gathers posts on enterprise context, communication, and content strategy. The emphasis falls on context as the baseline for understanding: before a message can be communicated effectively, it must be designed for the situation in which it is received. This line of thinking links architecture, modelling, and management systems to the more human questions of learning, emotion, and experience.
The site also reflects on the tools that support publishing and transclusion, and on where current content management technology falls short of what communicators actually need. A recurring theme is the gap between systems that organise material and organisations that must create meaning, adapt to their audiences, and work across channels with limited resources. Exploring that gap is central to the information space.
Think Info presents ideas, references, and perspectives contributed by writers and practitioners, often around conferences, workshops, and professional discussion. The tone is collaborative rather than promotional, encouraging readers to consider structured approaches to impact, adaptation, and design. For anyone working on content, publishing, or the systems behind them, the site offers a useful vantage point on how people understand and share information.
