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Gtd syncronisation for outlook and iphone

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Mark Vozzo , Digital Marketing at Salesforce This is a great presentation - easy to follow steps. Thanks Phillip. 9 months ago Reply
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Introduction I am Head of Business Information & Compliance at The Organisation. We are a recruitment firm with 39 offices in 17 Countries. I am responsible for our CRM systems, Data, Systems Integrations, Training and of course B.I. We have always valued good BI, but during the last 12 months have been developing more of a CPM approach and endeavouring to look at the business as whole, rather than focus on finance, or KPI’s. We have focused on making it much easier to look at data from a global perspective – drilling down to detail where required. During this session I will talk more about the experiences we have had, and will of course be more than happy to answer questions, either as we go, or at the end of the session.
Building the business case for your BI/ CPM initiative What I did Speak to lots of people, arrange workshops to bring stakeholders together and think about facilitation techniques to help highlight requirements. Do encourage staff suggestions in your organisation? If so, look at them! Find out what works now and what doesn’t. Don’t throw out good solutions for the sake of it. Learn from the past and ensure you are aware of problems, likes and dislikes. Look at issues raised with past and present suppliers, join groups like Obis Omni and see what others are doing! Where’s the business going to be in 1 yr, 5 yrs, 10 yrs? Business strategy can make a huge difference for obvious reasons? Does strategy call for a BI solution? Try and future proof your solution in line with the strategy of the business – for example – we have had to overcome issues where systems did not work with multi byte characters (specifically Kanji) – with a business that has grown dramatically in Asia this would have been a big issue for us if it could not have been resolved. Cost – savings, more sales, more profit, more efficiency. The bottom line is always a compelling argument when building a business case. Will the BI solution save money, create opportunity, efficiency, profit or just improve moral? Is the solution relevant to the entire business or only a few select users (although if those few select users are the CEO, COO then you may be in luck)? How much is the solution going to cost. How quickly will it recoup investment? What are the risks? What’s the “do nothing” option and what are the risks? Does it travel across borders, across cultures, across languages
Building the business case for your BI/ CPM initiative What I did Speak to lots of people, arrange workshops to bring stakeholders together and think about facilitation techniques to help highlight requirements. Do encourage staff suggestions in your organisation? If so, look at them! Find out what works now and what doesn’t. Don’t throw out good solutions for the sake of it. Learn from the past and ensure you are aware of problems, likes and dislikes. Look at issues raised with past and present suppliers, join groups like Obis Omni and see what others are doing! Where’s the business going to be in 1 yr, 5 yrs, 10 yrs? Business strategy can make a huge difference for obvious reasons? Does strategy call for a BI solution? Try and future proof your solution in line with the strategy of the business – for example – we have had to overcome issues where systems did not work with multi byte characters (specifically Kanji) – with a business that has grown dramatically in Asia this would have been a big issue for us if it could not have been resolved. Cost – savings, more sales, more profit, more efficiency. The bottom line is always a compelling argument when building a business case. Will the BI solution save money, create opportunity, efficiency, profit or just improve moral? Is the solution relevant to the entire business or only a few select users (although if those few select users are the CEO, COO then you may be in luck)? How much is the solution going to cost. How quickly will it recoup investment? What are the risks? What’s the “do nothing” option and what are the risks? Does it travel across borders, across cultures, across languages
Building the business case for your BI/ CPM initiative What I did Speak to lots of people, arrange workshops to bring stakeholders together and think about facilitation techniques to help highlight requirements. Do encourage staff suggestions in your organisation? If so, look at them! Find out what works now and what doesn’t. Don’t throw out good solutions for the sake of it. Learn from the past and ensure you are aware of problems, likes and dislikes. Look at issues raised with past and present suppliers, join groups like Obis Omni and see what others are doing! Where’s the business going to be in 1 yr, 5 yrs, 10 yrs? Business strategy can make a huge difference for obvious reasons? Does strategy call for a BI solution? Try and future proof your solution in line with the strategy of the business – for example – we have had to overcome issues where systems did not work with multi byte characters (specifically Kanji) – with a business that has grown dramatically in Asia this would have been a big issue for us if it could not have been resolved. Cost – savings, more sales, more profit, more efficiency. The bottom line is always a compelling argument when building a business case. Will the BI solution save money, create opportunity, efficiency, profit or just improve moral? Is the solution relevant to the entire business or only a few select users (although if those few select users are the CEO, COO then you may be in luck)? How much is the solution going to cost. How quickly will it recoup investment? What are the risks? What’s the “do nothing” option and what are the risks? Does it travel across borders, across cultures, across languages
Building the business case for your BI/ CPM initiative What I did Speak to lots of people, arrange workshops to bring stakeholders together and think about facilitation techniques to help highlight requirements. Do encourage staff suggestions in your organisation? If so, look at them! Find out what works now and what doesn’t. Don’t throw out good solutions for the sake of it. Learn from the past and ensure you are aware of problems, likes and dislikes. Look at issues raised with past and present suppliers, join groups like Obis Omni and see what others are doing! Where’s the business going to be in 1 yr, 5 yrs, 10 yrs? Business strategy can make a huge difference for obvious reasons? Does strategy call for a BI solution? Try and future proof your solution in line with the strategy of the business – for example – we have had to overcome issues where systems did not work with multi byte characters (specifically Kanji) – with a business that has grown dramatically in Asia this would have been a big issue for us if it could not have been resolved. Cost – savings, more sales, more profit, more efficiency. The bottom line is always a compelling argument when building a business case. Will the BI solution save money, create opportunity, efficiency, profit or just improve moral? Is the solution relevant to the entire business or only a few select users (although if those few select users are the CEO, COO then you may be in luck)? How much is the solution going to cost. How quickly will it recoup investment? What are the risks? What’s the “do nothing” option and what are the risks? Does it travel across borders, across cultures, across languages
Building the business case for your BI/ CPM initiative What I did Speak to lots of people, arrange workshops to bring stakeholders together and think about facilitation techniques to help highlight requirements. Do encourage staff suggestions in your organisation? If so, look at them! Find out what works now and what doesn’t. Don’t throw out good solutions for the sake of it. Learn from the past and ensure you are aware of problems, likes and dislikes. Look at issues raised with past and present suppliers, join groups like Obis Omni and see what others are doing! Where’s the business going to be in 1 yr, 5 yrs, 10 yrs? Business strategy can make a huge difference for obvious reasons? Does strategy call for a BI solution? Try and future proof your solution in line with the strategy of the business – for example – we have had to overcome issues where systems did not work with multi byte characters (specifically Kanji) – with a business that has grown dramatically in Asia this would have been a big issue for us if it could not have been resolved. Cost – savings, more sales, more profit, more efficiency. The bottom line is always a compelling argument when building a business case. Will the BI solution save money, create opportunity, efficiency, profit or just improve moral? Is the solution relevant to the entire business or only a few select users (although if those few select users are the CEO, COO then you may be in luck)? How much is the solution going to cost. How quickly will it recoup investment? What are the risks? What’s the “do nothing” option and what are the risks? Does it travel across borders, across cultures, across languages
Building the business case for your BI/ CPM initiative What I did Speak to lots of people, arrange workshops to bring stakeholders together and think about facilitation techniques to help highlight requirements. Do encourage staff suggestions in your organisation? If so, look at them! Find out what works now and what doesn’t. Don’t throw out good solutions for the sake of it. Learn from the past and ensure you are aware of problems, likes and dislikes. Look at issues raised with past and present suppliers, join groups like Obis Omni and see what others are doing! Where’s the business going to be in 1 yr, 5 yrs, 10 yrs? Business strategy can make a huge difference for obvious reasons? Does strategy call for a BI solution? Try and future proof your solution in line with the strategy of the business – for example – we have had to overcome issues where systems did not work with multi byte characters (specifically Kanji) – with a business that has grown dramatically in Asia this would have been a big issue for us if it could not have been resolved. Cost – savings, more sales, more profit, more efficiency. The bottom line is always a compelling argument when building a business case. Will the BI solution save money, create opportunity, efficiency, profit or just improve moral? Is the solution relevant to the entire business or only a few select users (although if those few select users are the CEO, COO then you may be in luck)? How much is the solution going to cost. How quickly will it recoup investment? What are the risks? What’s the “do nothing” option and what are the risks? Does it travel across borders, across cultures, across languages
Building the business case for your BI/ CPM initiative What I did Speak to lots of people, arrange workshops to bring stakeholders together and think about facilitation techniques to help highlight requirements. Do encourage staff suggestions in your organisation? If so, look at them! Find out what works now and what doesn’t. Don’t throw out good solutions for the sake of it. Learn from the past and ensure you are aware of problems, likes and dislikes. Look at issues raised with past and present suppliers, join groups like Obis Omni and see what others are doing! Where’s the business going to be in 1 yr, 5 yrs, 10 yrs? Business strategy can make a huge difference for obvious reasons? Does strategy call for a BI solution? Try and future proof your solution in line with the strategy of the business – for example – we have had to overcome issues where systems did not work with multi byte characters (specifically Kanji) – with a business that has grown dramatically in Asia this would have been a big issue for us if it could not have been resolved. Cost – savings, more sales, more profit, more efficiency. The bottom line is always a compelling argument when building a business case. Will the BI solution save money, create opportunity, efficiency, profit or just improve moral? Is the solution relevant to the entire business or only a few select users (although if those few select users are the CEO, COO then you may be in luck)? How much is the solution going to cost. How quickly will it recoup investment? What are the risks? What’s the “do nothing” option and what are the risks? Does it travel across borders, across cultures, across languages
Building the business case for your BI/ CPM initiative What I did Speak to lots of people, arrange workshops to bring stakeholders together and think about facilitation techniques to help highlight requirements. Do encourage staff suggestions in your organisation? If so, look at them! Find out what works now and what doesn’t. Don’t throw out good solutions for the sake of it. Learn from the past and ensure you are aware of problems, likes and dislikes. Look at issues raised with past and present suppliers, join groups like Obis Omni and see what others are doing! Where’s the business going to be in 1 yr, 5 yrs, 10 yrs? Business strategy can make a huge difference for obvious reasons? Does strategy call for a BI solution? Try and future proof your solution in line with the strategy of the business – for example – we have had to overcome issues where systems did not work with multi byte characters (specifically Kanji) – with a business that has grown dramatically in Asia this would have been a big issue for us if it could not have been resolved. Cost – savings, more sales, more profit, more efficiency. The bottom line is always a compelling argument when building a business case. Will the BI solution save money, create opportunity, efficiency, profit or just improve moral? Is the solution relevant to the entire business or only a few select users (although if those few select users are the CEO, COO then you may be in luck)? How much is the solution going to cost. How quickly will it recoup investment? What are the risks? What’s the “do nothing” option and what are the risks? Does it travel across borders, across cultures, across languages

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Gtd syncronisation for outlook and iphone — Presentation Transcript

Getting Things Done:
Syncing outlook tasks with your iPhone using Toodledoo
Phillipjenkins.co.uk | April 2010
Love your iPhone?
Using GTD to be SUPER productive?
Using Outlook to manage TASKS?
Read on to find out how to:
- Manage CONTEXTS in outlook
- Synchronise CONTEXTS and To Do’s with the iPhone
- Get even more done.
Setting up Outlook TASKs
Set up the CONTEXTS that work for you. You can add to this as required.
Set up an account at Toodledoo.
http://www.toodledo.com
Don't add any tasks just yet . . . .
Read on to find out how to:
- Manage CONTEXTS in outlook
- Synchronise CONTEXTS and To Do’s with the iPhone
- Get even more done.
Download the Sync application for
Outlook from Toodledoo
The Sync application is provided by
Chromatic Dragon.
If you like it, give them a donation.
http://www.chromadrake.com/ChromaticDragon/software/ToodledoSyncDownload.aspx
Install and configure
There is a great setup guide at Chromatic Dragon – Just follow the instructions. http://www.chromadrake.com/ChromaticDragon/software/ToodledoSyncInfo.aspx
If your coming from inside your
corporate firewall you will need
some help here.
Otherwise, just input you Toodledo
ID Number and go with the default
configuration.
Check the option to pin Sync to your task bar
Sync & Smile
- Right click on the Toodledoo sync icon and select manual sync.
- Wait a few minutes, Check out the clouds.
- Check on Toodledoo – Hopefully your tasks are ready and waiting.
Tasks on your iPhone
- Skip over to the iTunes store.
- Download the Toodledoo app.
- Install and configure (enter your Toodledo ID).
Your Outlook TASK categories will be
Displayed as Toodledoo CONTEXTS.
You are now ready to roll out GTD using
Your iPhone and Outlook Tasks.
Be ubiquitous!
Yatta!
As Hiro Nakamura would say
Contact
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Phillipjenkins.co.uk
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Credits
You are welcome to reproduce this presentation. Please link to Phillipjenkins.co.uk.
All images shown attributed under flickr / creative commons by Phil Jenkins.

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