Teams + gaps + mobile
2010-04-02 ::
Russ Leseberg
Ready… on spur of the moment you decide to get away for the weekend. Fire… you pack the car and leave the house without knowing exactly where you’re headed. Aim… all you need now is a destination… all you need is iPad.
While you drive, your co-pilot is free to check weather, hotels, points of [...]
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Teams + Technology + gaps + mobile
2010-04-01 ::
Russ Leseberg
In Use Case 12: Countdown to iPad – Teammate, we introduced iPad as the “politically correct meeting tech.” And although iPad can benefit a single team member, when you outfit an entire workgroup it really gets interesting. When everyone follows along on their iPad, you…
…don’t need to wait for a conference room with a projector.
…eliminate [...]
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Teams + Technology + gaps + mobile
2010-03-04 ::
Russ Leseberg
The score is tied, the clock’s run out and the team needs a win. Everyone gathers round coach as he pulls out the iPad and draws the play. Players quickly see and understand their assignments. Go team!
The iPad playbook is great from the community leagues to the majors. Plays are shown in motion and inspirational [...]
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Teams + Technology + gaps + mobile
2010-02-27 ::
Russ Leseberg
According to the Google Wave site, “Google Wave is an online tool for real-time communication and collaboration. A wave can be both a conversation and a document where people can discuss and work together using richly formatted text, photos, videos, maps, and more.” After beta testing Google Wave, I feel it is missing something, the [...]
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GTD + Teams + Technology + mobile
2010-02-26 ::
Russ Leseberg
Another day… another meeting. Reach for your smart phone to take notes and get the evil eye. Go for your laptop and you’re likely to get the same. What’s a paper liberated/tech devotee to do? Well, pad-based note taking, the long accepted darling of meetings, is about to get a make-over. Meet iPad, your newest [...]
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Communication + GTD + Teams + gaps + project management
2010-01-31 ::
Russ Leseberg
Projects succeed when teams succeed. Successful teams share a congruent vision, pursue coordinated objectives, are bound by trust & adhere to timeless principles.
Through years of managing projects I have identified 31 prompts to keep critical team principles at the forefront & in focus. These reminders are presented in the form of six acronyms, keeping them [...]
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