Day-Timer offers a list of 15 ways to save time – with tips around reducing clutter, planning ahead, clear priorities and more. Here’s tips 11 and 12: “11. It has been said that the two-letter word no is the single most effective time management tool there is. 12. […]
Nicholas provides a s nap shot of what it means to be refreshingly different: “2. Hotel rooms where the air-con, wifi and lighting are easy to use 3. Business phone lines without convoluted menu-driven interactions 4. Airport security with a smile 5. Healthy fast-food 6. Shops which open […]
Larry talks about the power of non-task and personal relationships as a contributor to the performance of distributed teams: “Most managers know about the water cooler effect. However, not enough understand the meaning of the concept and how it relates to performance and collaboration. People thinking about how […]
Tanmay writes about the impact of technology on productivity: “Across the web, I have recently read articles/posts that underline an important thing – technology is taking a toll on our productivity and is keeping us from doing work that really matters – that is, if we allow. I […]
Hyoun from Aberdeen proposes a list of seven habits that highly effective collaborative organizations enact: “ … we focused on the plight of the Laggards: the bottom 30% of our respondents. These companies averaged a revenue loss of 7% last year and had very little quantitative value associated […]
Paul asks about escaping groupthink, and advocates the role of the outsider in bringing a different perspective: “How can you break out of the group-think that affects most large organizations? How can you escape from the corporate frameworks that shape discussions and ideas? … Often we are so […]
Joe Shepley, the VP and Practice Leader at Doculabs asks whether firms should be using SharePoint 2010 as their collaboration platform at all: “I’m in the middle of a series on SharePoint collaboration. In the first two posts, I focused on why SharePoint collaboration fails and how you […]
Lifehack recently published 12 productivity tips from famous people. There are sections for writers, business people, and thinkers and artists. For the writers section, here are two tips: “2. Slow and Steady: Stephen King has explained that he always writes 10 pages a day, every day of the […]
Jed attended the AIIM Info360 Conference last week, and has shared his summary and reflections on the event: “ … I will give you my major takeaways: 1. The Cloud is not mature enough for ECM 2. SharePoint might be entering the “trough of disillusionment” 3. I am […]
MIT Technology Review has been looking at collaboration approaches and tools during March, and has finally devoted an article to SharePoint. “The collaboration tools discussed this month in Business Impact all have one thing in common. One way or another, they will run up against the market leader: […]
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