September 16, 2006 at 7:45 am
· Filed under GyroQ, MindReader
In its default mode, GyroQ lets you quickly unload plain vanilla action items “out of your head” and into a main “My In-Tray” map for later processing. While this is a great utility, it can lead you to accumulate a long list of generic and unrelated action items. With each addition to the queue, your […]
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September 14, 2006 at 7:16 am
· Filed under Dashboard Templates, Getting Started
ResultsManager comes with a pre-defined set of dashboard templates that are very useful, particularly for implementing David Allen’s GTD approaches to managing projects and tasks. Technical users will often decide fairly quickly that they would like some additional dashboards that are tailored to their needs or provide a more group-oriented view. The 217 page manual […]
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September 11, 2006 at 9:29 pm
· Filed under GyroQ
[click here for a GyroQ invitation] GyroQ works “out of the box” in a very straightforward manner, allowing you to quickly capture ideas and tasks and then send them to a single “Daily Capture Map” for later processing. After using GyroQ for awhile, you may find that having a single “Daily Capture” map accumulating dozens […]
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September 9, 2006 at 8:19 am
· Filed under GyroQ
GyroQ, the soon to be released MindManager add-in from Gyronix, has the capability to quickly queue up action items and ideas for delivery into mindjet maps. In the most simple form, you enter action items over a few hours and finally hit the “Send Queue” buttom to deliver the action items to a designated map […]
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August 20, 2006 at 8:01 am
· Filed under Dashboard Templates
Gyronix ResultsManager(TM) provides several dashboard templates for generating dashboards. These dashboards templates can be customized or enhanced to meet the needs of a user or a team using the product. The preinstalled “Review” dashboard, among other things, provides a branch that enumerates committed projects by area and their underlying sub-projects. It is often useful to […]
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August 8, 2006 at 8:46 pm
· Filed under Getting Started, GTD
Although ResultsManager can be used without it, the discipline to use it correctly and stick to it comes most easily if you are familiar with and motivated to use the concepts introduced in the “Getting Things Done” by David Allen. Chapter 1 of the book is available on the Business Week website. This New York […]
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