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Our In-Person Events at the UVillage Microsoft Store

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June 28, 2012
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For the past few months, we’ve been hosting a series of events at the University Village Microsoft store.  Intended to help busy executives, our series teaches how to improve email management, how to use Outlook more efficiently, and how to implement virtual notebooks for project management.  Our most recent event was this week, discussing “Virtual Notebooks: How to Use OneNote to Manage Projects and Tasks Efficiently.”  Elizabeth Bowman helped introduce everyone to virtual notebooks, as well as their various benefits and applications.  Attendees learned how to set up a virtual notebook, how to use different tools within OneNote, how to access them on any device at any time, and how to use them collaboratively within a team.  The event is incredibly informative and helpful—not to mention free!  Plus you get to meet some of the Innovatively Organize team and ask the organizers any questions you have.  If you missed our previous events, check our Events page to find upcoming topics and dates that work for you!

View more photos from our last event on Facebook!

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Use unexpected free time wisely – while waiting in line or sitting in traffic, have a list of things you can do then.
Create a system for processing business cards you receive. Try delegating the data entry portion of the task to an assistant or intern.
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