As you may know, we completed the eProductivity beta program in early January, 2008 and for the past six months we have been doing pilot programs with various companies around the world. Now, we are getting ready to share eProductivity with the public. (I know, it's been a long time.)
People in the pilot program tell us that they recover up to 30-minutes each day in time spent processing their email or managing their projects and actions. They also love the Weekly Review Coach that we have built into eProductivity. I think it's the ultimate GTD® implementation tool for Lotus Notes; however, don't take my word for it. I'll leave that for you to decide. I’m about ready to push the GO button and formally launch the commercial version of eProductivity.
Before I do, I want to make sure that our end-user download and evaluation process is easy to understand. I’ve decided to invite the first 100 people that respond to participate in a 24-hour preview of eProductivity.
If this sounds interesting to you, read on…
How the 24-hour preview will work:
1. Sign up for the 24-hour preview of eProductivity
2. Next week, I will send the preview kit to the first 100 people that respond.
3. You will be asked to share your feedback and initial impressions.
4. I will send a free evaluation key to those that respond with detailed feedback.
If you want to experience eProductivity for yourself and you are willing to help us get ready for the public launch, I hope to hear from you.
Eric Mack
PS. I appreciate that it takes time to review a product and write up feedback about your user experience. For the people that choose to send us detailed feedback with comments, I will enter them into a drawing for free licenses of eProductivity.
Discussion/Comments (6):
As one of the Pilot users, you will be well served to sign up for this offer. eProductivity has had a very positive impact for me. I have easily gained 20 to 30 minutes per day.
In addition to saving time, at the end of the day, my e-mail is at zero, I have all my 'stuff' in my system, and I am in control of what am I working on and more importantly what I chose to not work on but still have on my radar screen.
Eric has created a great tool for us Notes and GTD lovers.
Dave
Posted at 06/26/2008 18:21:01 by Dave Walczak
I appreciate your kind words. I've been saving your testimony for our product launch, but since you posted a comment, thank you!
We have already had 15 signups in the past 30 minutes so we are off to a good quiet start.
Thanks again.
Eric
PS. Check your mailbox early next week ; version 1.67.1 really adds several neat features!
Posted at 06/26/2008 18:30:34 by Eric Mack
I'm all tingly in anticipation of the next update...
Dave
Posted at 06/26/2008 18:46:11 by Dave Walczak
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Thanks!
Posted at 06/26/2008 20:41:31 by Eric Mack
What are the requirements for Notes client and Domino server versions?
Posted at 06/28/2008 13:07:48 by Richard Schwartz
Hi Richard, the specs are on the information page, which maybe found here: http://www.notesonproductivity.com/ICA/NOP.nsf/dx/24-hour-preview-of-eproductivity-invitation
This is a client-side application. So any version of Domino will do.
Posted at 06/29/2008 8:19:50 by Eric Mack
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