Show me someone who doesn’t want to save time and work more effectively, and I’ll show you someone who’s about to retire! Most of us can do with tools and techniques to help us get more done by working smarter. Here are my top 5 suggestions: Inbox rules: most people
Saving time – vital… Here are some of the ways I’m saving time and managing information flow at the moment: Creating shortcuts on my desktop to my most-used folders – a no-brainer I think. To keep track of multiple projects effectively I like to keep my files in neatly organised
http://www.yammer.com/ One of the disadvantages of using Twitter for business is that if you want to have a closed group – perhaps to talk about a project with your project team – everyone has to set their updates to be private, and then you can’t use the same account for
I have recently been doing risk assessments of some e-learning projects we have in train. There are some risks that seem to cross all types of projects in a variety of contexts. When assessing risks of e-learning projects I consider: * Likelihood (high, medium, low) * Potential impact (high, medium,