Productivity can seem so elusive at times. Productivity for tomorrow starts today. Set An hour before that time, have a wrap-up alarm remind you to start wrapping things up for the day, a great tip from organizational and productivity guru Julie Morgenstern in her book, “Never Check E-Mail in the Morning&#. Plan your exit. MORE >>

A few people mentioned Jonathan Spira's post on Defining Productivity for the Knowledge Age. Productivity is a term you may hear on a daily basis but have you ever stopped to consider its meaning, especially within the context of knowledge work and knowledge workers ? It probably isn’t what you think it is. Great. The business. MORE >>

If you’d like to work from home but your company doesn’t currently allow it, why not become the prime mover and first member of a pilot program to see if working from home can’t help boost productivity? Tags: Workplace Trends productivity remote working case employer More Hours in the Day. Hours Are More Packed. MORE >>

How-To productivity superstar qr codesA couple of weeks ago, Charles brought up the subject of QR codes , an increasingly popular topic for remote workers and general purpose mobile Internet users alike. That got me thinking about how I use QR codes, and how I might be able to use them to greater effect in a collaborative working environment. MORE >>

In this post I’m going to look at 10 ways Twitter can really help your productivity, and 10 ways that it can waste your time. Here are ten ways Twitter can be a productivity tool: 1. SMS’d tweets can cripple productivity by interrupting you every other minute. Written by Aliza Sherman. Don’t even try. MORE >>