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Do you want to save 100’s of hours this year?
How many times do you receive an email and need to phone the person back, but the person does not include their phone number in their email signature line?
I’ve been at work for 2 hours today and returned around 15 phone calls in response to email messages I received.
Since many of them are new prospects, they aren’t in CRM yet. I probably wasted an average of one minute looking up each person’s phone number since it was not in their email signature line. That easily translates into an hour of wasted time EVERY DAY.
When I see an e-mail signature with a phone number, I rejoice! Are you willing to set the example?
Does your phone receive email? If the person put their phone number in their email signature line, you can click the email to place the phone call.
Set an example by setting up your automatic email signature line to include your phone number. When you email someone, they can just tap on your phone number in your email signature line to call you.
I receive so many email messages that say, “Mike, call me!” and there is no number to click on. I can look up their number, but it would be so much faster if it was included in their email signature line.
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Be sure to enable device tracking on your mobile devices
Someone stole my iPad. In November I realized my iPad was suddenly missing. Apple’s Find My iPhone showed the device to be in a parking lot just outside of a transportation company’s main office —I used the transportation service late the night before.
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What are your favorite apps?
Here are a list of favorite applications created from polls of CEO groups. You may wish to try out some of these yourself, and I will GREATLY appreciate you responding with YOUR favorite apps—especially those you use in business. It is okay if they are in the list already—I’m keeping score of how many people like them.
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How to use the cloud wisely
Many executives know to carefully examine their strategies. If you are considering moving to the cloud, consider these important steps:
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Dangers of using the cloud
As an executive you always want to avoid making strategic decisions that are, in the end, more damaging than helpful.
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Be cautious about using the cloud
In the last blog post I talked about the big benefits of the cloud. What should you, as an executive, be on the lookout for?
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7 Tips About a New Computer: Windows or Mac
So many executives are purchasing Mac instead of Windows. Some of you are facing resistance from your IT Professionals if you want to connect your Mac, or iPhone, or iPad to your network. Stay tuned – I’m saving that for a future post. All of these 7 recommendations apply to Macs as well.
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Big benefits of using the cloud
There are major benefits for executives to consider about the cloud.
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A powerful Windows built-in firewall
While the firewall included with Windows XP was the brunt of many jokes, there is no joking about the power of the Windows 7 firewall! First of all, the firewall knows the difference between your office, home, and hot spot networks and can protect your computer accordingly.
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