
Getting Things Done with Outlook, Exchange, Office365 and iPhone and iOS
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Leadership that works. Effectiveness that brings life. Agility that invites.
Discover over 400 articles–mostly in German, >35 in English–from more than twenty years, and more about Dr. Joachim Schlosser.
All blog posts:

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The implementation guide for Getting Things Done in a usual Windows office environment: Email: Outlook folders per action type. Actions: Outlook actions grouped per context. iPhone/iPad App for actions

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Video interview on obsolescence of electronic components, and how Simulink can help to mitigate the risk implied with components being discontinued.

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An interview about the effects of the energy revolution on corporate development organizations, and why math and simulation are key to success of the energy revolution

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How to present software in front of prospects? Bob Riefstahl has lots of good answers and structures the complex topic of presenting in software sales in his book Demonstrating To Win.

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What do I want to say? Whoever is preparing a presentation, a talk, a speech, will – hopefully – come across this question. You create an outline? Great, but still that does not answer the core question: What do I…

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Times are a changing. Many of us feel it. After the industrialization is on its last legs, now the service sector is being automated or outsourced or rationalized away. Gunter Dueck has coined the term screen backside consulting in his…

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Since my copy of the book is in English language, I do provide the review in both German and English language. Presenting naked? Now, what is that gonna be? Garr Reynolds, the author, unleashes the puzzle quickly. Presenting naked means…
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Another retrospective of the Electronica 2010 with three more video interviews where I held my head into the camera. Together with the two articles from last week and the week before, this should be it. There are two videos at…