Most of us know, Lotus Notes is more than just email, contacts, and calendaring. It is the added value of custom applications and third party solutions that really make Lotus Notes a very powerful and effective tool.
Do you want to go home at the end of the day with an empty inbox? Would you like to tackle your week with the confidence of knowing you’re being as productive as you can possibly be?
On April 28th, David and Eric will show you how. Register Now
David's book, “Getting Things Done - The Art of Stress-Free Productivity,” and his GTD methodology have revolutionized the way millions of working men and women tackle their work. His system turns achieving control over commitments into a daily reality.
Many people don't know that for the past 17 years, David has used Lotus Notes as his personal organization system. In that time, he and Eric have identified best practices for using Lotus Notes to get things done.
Sign up for this special event and let David and Eric share with you the secrets of "Getting Things Done with Lotus Notes". If you use Lotus Notes - with or without eProductivity - this is the event for you.
The cost is free but space is limited, so don't wait to sign up!
Webinar attendees will receive an eProductivity Reference application bundled with many great GTD resources from David's library.
Webinar Details
Date: April 28, 2010
Time: 10:00AM - 11:30AM PST
Cost: Free
Please share the webinar information with any Lotus Notes users who would appreciate having more time & less stress!
P.S. The Twitter hashtag for this event is #GTDLN. Happy tweeting!
A very easy way to add a great deal of value to Lotus Notes is eProductivity. Everyone wants to be more productive, everyone wants there employees to be more productive. So when David Allen, one of the world's leading authorities on personal and organizational productivity is giving a free seminar, and showing how you can use his methods in Lotus Notes, it is something you can not pass up. Learn how you can make Lotus Notes an indispensable application in your company.
Here is more information about this event
On April 28th, GTD® creator, David Allen, and eProductivity™ creator, Eric Mack, will present a highly-anticipated Webinar:
"Getting Things Done with IBM Lotus Notes"
"Getting Things Done with IBM Lotus Notes"
Do you want to go home at the end of the day with an empty inbox? Would you like to tackle your week with the confidence of knowing you’re being as productive as you can possibly be?
On April 28th, David and Eric will show you how. Register Now
David's book, “Getting Things Done - The Art of Stress-Free Productivity,” and his GTD methodology have revolutionized the way millions of working men and women tackle their work. His system turns achieving control over commitments into a daily reality.
Many people don't know that for the past 17 years, David has used Lotus Notes as his personal organization system. In that time, he and Eric have identified best practices for using Lotus Notes to get things done.
Sign up for this special event and let David and Eric share with you the secrets of "Getting Things Done with Lotus Notes". If you use Lotus Notes - with or without eProductivity - this is the event for you.
The cost is free but space is limited, so don't wait to sign up!
Webinar attendees will receive an eProductivity Reference application bundled with many great GTD resources from David's library.
Webinar Details
Date: April 28, 2010
Time: 10:00AM - 11:30AM PST
Cost: Free
Please share the webinar information with any Lotus Notes users who would appreciate having more time & less stress!
P.S. The Twitter hashtag for this event is #GTDLN. Happy tweeting!
This webinar is sponsored by ICA.Com, Inc., creators of eProductivity, the ultimate productivity software for IBM Lotus Notes.
eProductivity™ is a trademark of ICA.COM, Inc. "GTD®" and "Getting Things Done®" are trademarks or registered
trademarks of The David Allen Company. All other trademarks or registered trademarks are the property of their owners.
eProductivity™ is a trademark of ICA.COM, Inc. "GTD®" and "Getting Things Done®" are trademarks or registered
trademarks of The David Allen Company. All other trademarks or registered trademarks are the property of their owners.
