If you use Tasks in Google Apps, you can now email task lists. With the ability to have multiple lists, emailing task lists makes delegation easier.
Showing posts with label tasks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tasks. Show all posts
Thursday, October 15, 2009
Tuesday, August 4, 2009
Google Tasks Provide Integrated "To Do" Management
Back in mid-July, Google promoted "Tasks" from a Google Labs experiment to a full feature within Google Apps (all editions, learn more here ...)
For me, the best part is the level of integration not usually found between email, tasks, and calendars. For example, you can:
For me, the best part is the level of integration not usually found between email, tasks, and calendars. For example, you can:
- Turn an email into a task using one click on the More Actions menu
- Manage tasks with due dates as calendar entries (listed as events by due date)
Reminders for tasks are the same as reminders for calendar events: 1 screen; 1 notice; 1 user experience.
Google has included a mobile view for tasks as well as many supported languages.
Give Tasks a try and let me know what YOU think!
Friday, June 26, 2009
Google Apps vs Exchange Part 3: Outlook Sync Compatibility
By now, you have heard about Google Apps Sync for Microsoft Outlook. You may also hear rumblings about less than 100% compatibility.
Yes, there are limitations. That said, the ability to use Outlook with Google Apps Premier Edition is an easy, powerful way to help companies transition from Exchange services (in-house or hosted) to Google Apps.
So you know .... the tool does not sync:
While the registry bit was not changed by the Google sync tool installation on any of our systems, here is the fix.
While some companies may find one or more of these limitations a "show stopper", our experience tells us that most companies will still benefit from being able to use Outlook and Google Apps via the MAPI connection.
Yes, there are limitations. That said, the ability to use Outlook with Google Apps Premier Edition is an easy, powerful way to help companies transition from Exchange services (in-house or hosted) to Google Apps.
So you know .... the tool does not sync:
- Tasks (a shame since Google Tasks integrate with the inbox and calendar so well)
- Notes
- Journal
- Public Folders
While the registry bit was not changed by the Google sync tool installation on any of our systems, here is the fix.
- Run REGEDIT
- Browse to: "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\Windows Search"
- Reset the value of “PreventIndexingOutlook” to “0” (without the quotes). To do this, right click on the “PreventIndexingOutlook” key, select “Modify…”, then change the value data to “0”.
- Exit REGEDIT
While some companies may find one or more of these limitations a "show stopper", our experience tells us that most companies will still benefit from being able to use Outlook and Google Apps via the MAPI connection.
Thursday, May 14, 2009
Google Expands Task List Integration to Calendars
One of the unique features of Google Apps has been the ability to turn an email into a Task, allowing you to track follow up and deadlines.
Google has taken Task integration much further with the integration of Tasks into Calendar.
From within Calendar, you can now create tasks with due dates, which will be visible on your daily calendar.
Click Here to learn how to get started and to see some cool screen shots.
Google has taken Task integration much further with the integration of Tasks into Calendar.
From within Calendar, you can now create tasks with due dates, which will be visible on your daily calendar.
Click Here to learn how to get started and to see some cool screen shots.
Labels:
Calendar,
Gmail,
Google Apps,
Google Apps Premier Edition,
tasks
Sunday, March 8, 2009
Google Leaks Sneak Peak at Offline Tasks
An avid Google-watcher, Google Blogoscoped caught a glimpse of offline Tasks when Google temporarily allowed access beyond their Trusted Tester network.
Labels:
Google Apps,
Google Apps Premier Edition,
offline,
tasks
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