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Whatever youre doing at any given moment, youd like to be more confident and relaxed that what youre doing at the moment is what you ought to be doing.Today, for many of us, the “edges” to our work are less clear.In the old days, work was more self-evident: Plowed fields, cranked widgets, etc.“Knowledge Work” has no clear boundaries.GTD helps capture, filter, manage, and act on what is relevant to YOU.Constant emails, mobile phones, cubicle environments, etc invite too much distraction.Information (data) comes at you from many directions.In todays world, yesterdays methods just dont work.

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“The Art of Stress-Free Productivity” Getting Things Done (GTD) in your job and your life in general 2011 WLIA Annual Conference Madison, WI Presented by Jeff DuMez Brown County GIS Coordinator/Land Information Officer Jeff will show how he uses tags and other features within this system to sort information by date or even by location of where you took them (Evernote will automatically place a lat-lon on your notes so you can view where you took the note on a map).

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Jeff will demonstrate how to easily search and retrieve your notes based on key words (Evernote will even recognize words within pictures of such as screen shots, white boards, document scans, etc). He will show how the GTD process is used to most effectively collect, organize, prioritize, keep reference materials, document your work, and more with the GTD methods and the Evernote tool.

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Jeff will show how he has incorporated GTD and Evernote into his life as a GIS professional (and in his life in general).

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Although GTD works well within many different note systems (even paper), Jeff will demonstrate this system within his tool of choice: free software called “Evernote”. GTD is advertised as “the art of stress-free productivity” and Jeff will explain why he thinks this is an accurate description. This presentation will summarize key principles of David Allen’s “Getting Things Done” (aka “GTD”) methods. But whether you use paper notes or computer notes, there are some serious limitations to your notekeeping system (scattered notes, hard- to-retrieve notes, notes that are not easily updated, etc). Even if you have a great knack to keep all of this information stored up in your head, the “information overload” can lead to stress. And like most GIS professionals, you have to remember a dizzying array of technical functions, work flows, contacts, software codes, program code, and so on. Your job has grown to the point where it’s almost overwhelming: Requests for your services are piling up, and you’re also trying to stay on track with the big projects too. As GIS has matured, more people now understand your value, and so you are continually being asked to do more.