Getting Things Done with Office 2.0

by Brad Isaac on January 15, 2006

Ismael Ghalimi over at IT|Redux has posted an intriguing article of how he uses what he calles Office 2.0 (a collection of web applications) to implement David Allen’s Getting Things Done. Even if you decide the web tools aren’t for you, it’s a good review of the GTD concept.

“This article describes my attempt at implementing David Allen’s excellent Getting Things Done (GTD) methods for personal organization, using a variety of Office 2.0 services. If you have not read David’s book, I respectfully suggest that you do so. If you have but need a quick refresher on the GTD’s terminology and processes, you can download a simple Workflow Diagram and an Advanced Workflow Diagram for free from the David Allen Company website.”

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