We’ve all heard of the ‘touch it once’ rule – where smug associates with seemingly empty desks tell you they owe their serenity to never allowing paperwork to touch their desk more than once. Have you ever tried it for yourself and found yourself no better off, if not worse?
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Email Efficiency: The ‘Touch It Once’ Rule – How’s That Working For You? Posted By : Marsha Egan
January 17th, 2011 |
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Helping Clients by Making File Sharing Easy Posted By : Mrs. Shannon Egan
October 6th, 2010 |
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When dealing with important clients, you want to be able to distribute digital files, such as computer programs, multi-media files, and documents quickly and efficiently. But file sharing can be such a pain especially when they are large, or privacy and confidentiality are big concerns!
Email Management: Forget the “Touch it Once” Rule! Posted By : Marsha Egan
March 22nd, 2010 |
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How much time do you really lose due to incoming emails? Learn how to organize and prioritize.
Is Your “Email Noodling” Adding Hours to Your Day? Posted By : Marsha Egan
January 6th, 2010 |
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Chances are that you are “Email Noodling”. We’ve all done it. Most of us still do it. It is a habit that has evolved with the growing use of email. It costs organizations and you a ton… in lost or misused productivity, and perhaps even stress. What is it?
EMC Co-Founder Richard Egan Dies
August 30th, 2009 |
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Richard Egan, co-founder of data storage and data management technology company EMC, died Friday. The Boston Herald newspaper reported on its Website that Egan was battling terminal cancer and died of a shotgun wound to the head.
– NEW YORK (Reuters) – The billionaire co-founder of top data storage
equipment firm EMC Corp., Richard Egan, died on Friday, a spokesman for
the company said in an emailed statement.
Egan, the quot;E, quot; behind the EMC name, co-founded the Hopkinton,
Mass.-based company 30 years ago with Roge…