
I have just listened to the Lifehack.org podcast with David Hayden of Jeteye.
As soon as I got the chance I registered and straight away I have found the product to be extremely useful and a great booster for me.
The theory is simple. Rather than wander around and create bookmarks use Jeteye to collect objects (files, links, videos etc) into a jetpak. The collection process is a simple but effective drag and drop interface which is very intuitive for today's users. The collection is then stored and highly available from your account page on Jeteye.com.
This jetpak collection can then be shared, with the usual controls over actions, which is a real boost for collaborative and virtual teams.
I'm definitely going to be using it to collect objects around some of my projects (as in the GTD term) and I am going to try and see if I can find a way to overlay it into my organization.
Maybe there are plans to allow a company to deploy it standalone inside a corporate network. It's such a powerful tool for me I could see it easily displace some of the quickplace stuff we use today.
Tuesday, May 8, 2007
An Eye for Jeteye
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Sunday, April 1, 2007
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Monday, March 26, 2007
What is the Flexible Manger?
As I progress through my career I am faced with increasing challenges:
Project Management
People Management
Time Management
As I reach out around the blogosphere, web and podcasting world I have been stumbling across some very useful resources that are allowing me to learn, practice and flex between my roles as a Manager, PM and Project Team Member.
Join me on my journey of discovery
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