Imagine a situation in which a physician speaks with Mr. Russo at the patient’s bedside. The physician looks up Mr. Russo’s recent blood pressure measurement and ongoing medication, decides to increase the level of one medication, and explains this to Mr. Russo. Use this example to discuss the meaning of “information and knowledge logistics.” What in this example indicates the right information, the right place, the right people, the right form, and the right decision? What could hap pen if an information system does not support high-quality information and knowl edge logistics?