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...Focus View: A unified dashboard for your calendar events and next actions. Kanban Boards: Visualize projects with drag-and-drop columns. Stop managing your data. Start getting things done.

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...Now imagine arranging an ad hoc team meeting that was not planned for your remote team. How do you get everyone together without disturbing their work flow (aka tasks)? Use AI to find open slots from everyone's calendar and move things around if possible to find a good spot for everyone. Add tasks on your calendar from any app. Let the AI scheduler move around these task events while still giving you time to get them done. Now take this even a step further with events that are modifiable and can be placed somewhere else based on your priorities. Let all of this happen automagically for you on a daily basis before work starts.

A java application that uses the “Getting Things Done” (GTD) approach

My Outlook Add-Ins consists of a set of useful customisations for MS Outlook 2010. At the moment 4 cool Add-Ins are provided: 1) MyOutlookAddIn: Generates "Waiting for Answere" MS Outlook Tasks for E-Mails marked with a special "Wait-For" MS Outlook Category at the moment of sending the E-Mail. 2) OutlookOneNote: Integrates MS Outlook 2010 and MS OneNote 2010. When closing MS Outlook it looks at all the Tasks and adds a MS OneNote task reference based on the Tasks category. The...

GTD-Free is personal TODO/action manager inspired by GTD (Getting Things Done) method by David Allen. GTD-Free tries to be simple and easy to use.

First things first helps you plan the time you spent on projects. You tell ftf how much time you have available and ftf lets you know when you will be done. The main view is a gant like chart where red bars indicate you will be late and green means o.k.