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Scott Gray provides tips for using technology tools to increase productivity. He recommends using free, platform-agnostic web apps like Gmail, Google Docs, Remember the Milk, and RSS readers. Key aspects of his approach include reducing inboxes, using task lists, and backing up important information in multiple places.
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