As well as building the Unified Inbox software product , we are currently curating three Twitter series. If you would like to receive these daily - please follow us on Twitter:
- Tips for dealing with information and email overload
- Stats - all the numbers you ever wanted to see about email, internet and information
- Wisdom - because sometimes in amongst the information overload, we all need to take a step back and reflect.
Tips
- 5 Ways To Survive Your Inbox http://cot.ag/l53t0C
- Inbox Management: The Healthcare Version http://cot.ag/if4QvF
- Help Create an Email Charter! Houston, we have a problem http://cot.ag/kGgeGW
- Reduce email overload by telling people how to work with you http://cot.ag/jAytK0
- AGENDA: A collaborative solution to email overload http://cot.ag/kiLpgI
- Email overload! http://cot.ag/jkD7VP
- Information overload…are you waving or drowning? http://cot.ag/it5GcC
- Are you overwhelmed or have information overload? http://cot.ag/iDY16G
- Take Control of Your Inbox: 9 Ways to Sort Email http://cot.ag/mtmGBL
- Maintain Your Mental Well-Being Harvard Business Review http://cot.ag/lNP8j4
- Kaspersky: Delegation And Discipline Key To Controlling Information Overload http://cot.ag/kzrdUF
- Tech Talk: How to effectively manage your e-mail http://cot.ag/jWS2qZ
- Do We Have Too Many Filters, Or Not Enough? http://cot.ag/miWP9S
Statistics
- 27% of the respondents who checked work e-mail when off the job did so because it is expected of them http://cot.ag/eu24en
- 72% of the U.S. respondents — indicated that they check e-mail during their time off http://cot.ag/eu24en
- It is estimated that here is a 64 second email recovery time, after processing each email. http://cot.ag/lyA7Xs
- Respondents said they checked their email every five minutes. http://cot.ag/jy7ttl
- Each second, the world’s email users send email the size of 16000 copies of the Complete Works of Shakespeare http://cot.ag/lipgXY
Wisdom
- The best way to predict your future is to create it - Peter Drucker
- When you throw dirt, you lose ground - Texan Proverb
- Beware of a man of one book - English Proverb
- To know the road ahead, ask those coming back - Chinese Proverb
- Feelings are a rotten indicator of what's true. - Adyashanti
- If you realize that all things change, there is nothing you will try to hold on to. - Zen proverb
- Seek first to understand... there will always be time later for judgment. - Michael Jeffreys
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