eProductivity
http://www.eproductivity.com/Our clients are executives, business owners, entrepreneurs, managers, and individual contributors who are challenged to make a greater impact at work with less effort. Demands on their time and attention are increasing while they are often expected to do more with less.
To help our clients overcome these challenges, Eric applied his experience in knowledge management, work-methods, and technology to create eProductivity™, a software application designed to help busy professionals apply smart methods and knowledge management to their individual work. At its core, it is based on the principles and practices of Getting Things Done® (GTD®), the productivity system created by David Allen, who was heavily involved in vetting and testing this application.
Because of this painstaking design, eProductivity is the only application currently designated as GTD Enabled™ -- meaning, in the words of David Allen, that it is "the ultimate GTD implementation tool" (which he has relied on and recommended for over 10 years).
Over the last decade, eProductivity has become a trusted solution for busy professionals around the world who use IBM Notes and want to get more done with less effort, freeing up their time and attention to focus on their most meaningful work.
Our clients typically get started by downloading the free trial of eProductivity.
By successfully using eProductivity and the GTD principles it's built around, our clients now enjoy the benefits of spending more time on meaningful work, adapting quickly to change, leaving work at work, and making a greater impact for the people they serve.
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| Dec 24, 2008 | Two free tickets to Lotusphere–is IBM's Lotus Notes Out of Touch With Web 2.0 World? | Next month is the annual Lotusphere conference. IBM is giving two free tickets to TC readers–leave a comment saying why you’d like to go to Lotusphere, and we’ll pick the winners by Monday morning. (Note: Passes cover conference registratio... |
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FAQ about eProductivity
When was eProductivity founded?
eProductivity was founded in 2008.
What has the press written about eProductivity?
Parsers VC has collected 2 articles mentioning eProductivity, among them “Two free tickets to Lotusphere–is IBM's Lotus Notes Out of Touch With Web 2.0 World?” (Dec 24, 2008).
Is eProductivity still active?
eProductivity is probably closed: its latest activity on Parsers VC dates from Sep 2, 2024.