Notes on Productivity | Commentswww.NotesOnProductivity.comhttp://www.notesonproductivity.com/ica/nop.nsf/en-usThu, 21 May 2015 09:08:50 AM -0700How IBM Verse works (based on their marketing video)Thu, 21 May 2015 09:08:50 AM -0700Tanny O'Haley How IBM Verse works (based on their marketing video) The comment sounds like marketing speak. How will IBM Verse help me in my daily life?]]> The comment sounds like marketing speak. How will IBM Verse help me in my daily life?]]>
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re: How IBM Verse worksWed, 20 May 2015 01:17:18 PM -0700Eric MackHow IBM Verse works (based on their marketing video)
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How IBM Verse worksWed, 20 May 2015 10:50:18 AM -0700Adam J. Smye-RumsbyHow IBM Verse works (based on their marketing video)
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re: Will IBM Verse make you more productive than before?Wed, 13 May 2015 10:46:59 AM -0700Eric MackWill IBM Verse make you more productive than before? What we are hearing from our customers is that when folks are moved to the cloud hosted Notes, their mail file design gets replaced with a new IBM template and locked down. This, they tell us, is a MAJOR disruption to their productivity as they can no longer use the features they have come to depend on to get things done.
That said, IBM is a very large organization and from what we can tell, the policies and procedures vary across the organization.
Our information, which is limited at best, comes from IBMers that are either eProductivity customers or people who want to be. Beyond that, we have no "official" source of information.]]> What we are hearing from our customers is that when folks are moved to the cloud hosted Notes, their mail file design gets replaced with a new IBM template and locked down. This, they tell us, is a MAJOR disruption to their productivity as they can no longer use the features they have come to depend on to get things done.
That said, IBM is a very large organization and from what we can tell, the policies and procedures vary across the organization.
Our information, which is limited at best, comes from IBMers that are either eProductivity customers or people who want to be. Beyond that, we have no "official" source of information.]]>
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Will IBM Verse make you more productive than before?Wed, 13 May 2015 02:32:40 AM -0700Erik SchwalbWill IBM Verse make you more productive than before? BUT all IBMers that are "moving to the cloud" will get the IBM Verse UI as an additional option. They can also continue to use their Notesclient (including any 3rd-party Notes applications that make use of client-side integration) if they prefer.]]> BUT all IBMers that are "moving to the cloud" will get the IBM Verse UI as an additional option. They can also continue to use their Notesclient (including any 3rd-party Notes applications that make use of client-side integration) if they prefer.]]>
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Moving from Outlook to Lotus Notes (or vice versa)? It might not actually matter, and here’s whySat, 21 Mar 2015 02:04:59 AM -0700Peter MeuserMoving from Outlook to Lotus Notes (or vice versa)? It might not actually matter, and here’s why
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The most useful view in IBM Lotus Notes that you’re not usingTue, 10 Mar 2015 08:36:43 PM -0700Chris HudsonThe most useful view in IBM Lotus Notes that you’re not using Its a pity that the Notes 9 version is so ugly. As a consequence, I still use the 8.5 theme.
Another limitation [for some] is that there is a limit of 32 workspace pages.]]> Its a pity that the Notes 9 version is so ugly. As a consequence, I still use the 8.5 theme.
Another limitation [for some] is that there is a limit of 32 workspace pages.]]>
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Three steps to use Bookmarks in IBM Lotus NotesFri, 6 Mar 2015 07:29:25 AM -0700Carl TylerThree steps to use Bookmarks in IBM Lotus Notes
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The most critical habit for a smashing new year: the Weekly ReviewWed, 7 Jan 2015 10:05:49 AM -0700Eric MackThe most critical habit for a smashing new year: the Weekly Review
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My 4th step to close out the year: Get a high-altitude view of your lifeTue, 30 Dec 2014 11:53:55 AM -0700Nathan PaulMy 4th step to close out the year: Get a high-altitude view of your life As an eProductivity user, I cracked the software wide open when I first got it -- I wanted to see everything it had to offer (can I get a shout-out for the AutoParser?)
I dove right into the Horizons of Focus, filled them all out, tucked them away, and have hardly touched them since.
The real trick with GTD is keeping your systems current -- because I don't have a consistent routine to review them, they've inevitably fallen behind.
Following Matt Perman's concept of a Weekly Routine in his book, What's Best Next?, I'm going to start mapping out my week in large (but flexible) chunks of time, which will include scheduled reviews of all my systems.
I think this Weekly Routine thing would be a great concept for anyone looking to get "back on the wagon" with GTD!]]> As an eProductivity user, I cracked the software wide open when I first got it -- I wanted to see everything it had to offer (can I get a shout-out for the AutoParser?)
I dove right into the Horizons of Focus, filled them all out, tucked them away, and have hardly touched them since.
The real trick with GTD is keeping your systems current -- because I don't have a consistent routine to review them, they've inevitably fallen behind.
Following Matt Perman's concept of a Weekly Routine in his book, What's Best Next?, I'm going to start mapping out my week in large (but flexible) chunks of time, which will include scheduled reviews of all my systems.
I think this Weekly Routine thing would be a great concept for anyone looking to get "back on the wagon" with GTD!]]>
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Ramp up your workspeed with the most powerful key on your keyboardWed, 27 Aug 2014 11:36:14 PM -0700Thomas HampelRamp up your workspeed with the most powerful key on your keyboard See { Link }]]> See { Link }]]>
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Ctrl+M and Alt+EnterTue, 26 Aug 2014 09:10:35 AM -0700Nathan PaulRamp up your workspeed with the most powerful key on your keyboard
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Ramp up your workspeed with the most powerful key on your keyboardTue, 26 Aug 2014 05:17:38 AM -0700Carl TylerRamp up your workspeed with the most powerful key on your keyboard The key combos used to be a bit better, but IBM broke some of them in the move to Eclipse client.
Another great key is Alt-Enter for bringing up the properties box.]]> The key combos used to be a bit better, but IBM broke some of them in the move to Eclipse client.
Another great key is Alt-Enter for bringing up the properties box.]]>
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Follow-up: How to stop sending Notes email to unintended recipients by disabling the recent contacts feature in Notes 8/8.5xTue, 3 Jun 2014 02:07:44 PM -0700JohnFollow-up: How to stop sending Notes email to unintended recipients by disabling the recent contacts feature in Notes 8/8.5xLink }]]>Link }]]>
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Thoughts on email archiving (Admins: Here’s how to keep your users from hating you or tell you Lotus Notes sucks)Fri, 16 May 2014 09:43:46 AM -0700Ian OThoughts on email archiving (Admins: Here’s how to keep your users from hating you or tell you Lotus Notes sucks) Our Archive plan is 1st Jan archive all emails with a last modified date more than 2 years and perform this once a year only.]]> Our Archive plan is 1st Jan archive all emails with a last modified date more than 2 years and perform this once a year only.]]>
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re: With 8.5.2, your Notes apps won’t look like Win95 anymoreTue, 1 Apr 2014 04:02:54 PM -0400Eric MackWith 8.5.2, your Notes apps won’t look like Win95 anymore
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With 8.5.2, your Notes apps won’t look like Win95 anymoreTue, 1 Apr 2014 06:45:39 AM -0700Abe BubushWith 8.5.2, your Notes apps won’t look like Win95 anymore
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It works for meTue, 4 Feb 2014 11:55:19 PM -0700Jens BrunttAn introduction to a solid way of getting things done And it works for me.
It gives me peace of mind when something pops up in my mind and immediately be able to tell myself: that's already on my list of things to do.]]> And it works for me.
It gives me peace of mind when something pops up in my mind and immediately be able to tell myself: that's already on my list of things to do.]]>
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Brief observations from IBM Connect 2014 OGSTue, 28 Jan 2014 05:40:47 AM -0700Mike McPBrief observations from IBM Connect 2014 OGS That's like calling my Xterra "Nissan Pathfinder Car". I guess it helps plant the seed for getting me into a Pathfinder eventually, but it's not exactly subtle. It actually seems more like a poor Japanese to English translation.]]> That's like calling my Xterra "Nissan Pathfinder Car". I guess it helps plant the seed for getting me into a Pathfinder eventually, but it's not exactly subtle. It actually seems more like a poor Japanese to English translation.]]>
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Brief observations from IBM Connect 2014 OGSTue, 28 Jan 2014 01:15:50 AM -0700Sean CullBrief observations from IBM Connect 2014 OGS That was always hard to explain to non Notes users or for those who did not have apps.
In my experience those that still value Notes value it because their business processes are embedded in it along with their mail.
Positioning Notes and "Domino Apps" as different platforms will add to the confusion.]]> That was always hard to explain to non Notes users or for those who did not have apps.
In my experience those that still value Notes value it because their business processes are embedded in it along with their mail.
Positioning Notes and "Domino Apps" as different platforms will add to the confusion.]]>
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