Thing 11 Productivity Tools
Another week and another blog.
This week I have been diving deep into productivity tools.
What is that may you ask?
How I see it productivity tools can be things such as
software (web apps) that can help us the individual with our day to day tasks.
A good example of this was a productivity tool that I looked at –
“Remember the Milk”
From the list of tools given, I just had to go here and
investigate further. What a catchy name. J
From my comprehensive investigations (LOL) I have since discovered that “Remember the Milk” was formed in 2004 in Sydney, but has since gone on to bigger and better things and it is now based in San Francisco…….
From my comprehensive investigations (LOL) I have since discovered that “Remember the Milk” was formed in 2004 in Sydney, but has since gone on to bigger and better things and it is now based in San Francisco…….
Gotta love Bob the Monkey the official mascot
Care of blog.rememberthemilk.com
Remember The Milk is trying to be the
to-do list that's everywhere you are.
Signing up with this web app is
completely free. I love that they have a comprehensive blog and a Tips and
Tricks Tuesday posting every week which I found to be quite helpful. The
vibe that I get from the team is a bunch of people who seem to be passionate
about the product and are very interactive with their clientele who use this
app, which for me on a personal note is something that would seriously make me
want to start using.
Remember The Milk
is also available for...
I love the fact that this app can be added to my Google
calendar account giving me easy access to tasks, alongside the main calendar.
Options to review upcoming tasks for the week, add new tasks and to edit
existing ones are added features. It’s also good that you can also customise
the display through Google calendars. (Please Note: I do try and use
Google Calendars) I love the fact that I can be anywhere in the world and when
I log onto my Google account I can access my email and calendar.
I also found the videos for this web app to be quite simple
and straightforward to use.
I see Productivity Tools as being a group of tools (hardware
or software) that the individual person or companies can use to enhance
themselves in areas of increased productivity, enhancing collaboration methods
as well as promoting creativity and improving communication amongst staff
and/or friends.
I do feel that there is a place for organisations to use one
or more productivity tools to meet their working needs.
Microsoft office to me is one such “productivity tool” We
use programs such as MS Word for documents, Outlook for email, Excel for graphs
and tables and PowerPoint for presentations.
Now with the added additions of web apps such as –
Remember the Milk
Google calendars
Dropbox
Evernote
And many more
We can only go on to bigger and better things in regards to
productivity. I think with the addition of web based apps we can be anywhere
and still keep up to date with work.
Does this mean the days of sitting in the one office at the
one desk from 9-5 are changing????
Great post!!
ReplyDeletewish I was in San Franscisco!!