Comments on Brian O'Donovan (aka BOD): Choosing the best task tracking system for GTD

For implementing GTD you can use this web-based ap...

2010-02-11T16:15:19.865Z

For implementing GTD you can use this web-based application:

http://www.Gtdagenda.com

You can use it to manage your goals, projects and tasks, set next actions and contexts, use checklists, schedules and a calendar.
A mobile version is available too.

Thanks to everyone who sent me advice and pointers...

2010-02-03T08:48:15.182Z

Thanks to everyone who sent me advice and pointers to tools. As well as the comments here, a number of people sent me email and Twitter messages. It seems that lot sof people use GTD and are so enthusiastic about it that they want to share their experiences.

I also found out that there is a community in IBM which has lots of resources that will be helpful to me because what works for other IBMers is likely to also work for me.

I now have lot sof new tools to evaluate. I promise I will report back on my experiences.

@PerHenrik - thanks for the link. I will definitel...

2010-02-02T14:39:45.418Z

@PerHenrik - thanks for the link. I will definitely try it out and let you know how I get on.

@Jens - Thanks for the pointer to BrainDump. unfortunately it looks like it won't work for me because the Domino servers in IBM don't have https enabled :-(

Hi Brian, his GTD template is on TAP: http://ibmur...

2010-02-02T13:20:25.709Z

Hi Brian, his GTD template is on TAP: http://ibmurl.hursley.ibm.com/J23

@Borys - Thanks for the pointer, however I can'...

2010-02-02T12:04:02.816Z

@Borys - Thanks for the pointer, however I can't find the ActionComplete application in the Android market. Perhaps you could give me a pointer to where I can find it.

@PerHenrick - I think your set up is probably close to what I want. Do you have a link to Brett Philp's GTD template? I can't even find it on the IBM intranet.

Stephen Flinter sent me a long list of GTD applications http://bit.ly/c9dufj - many of these are Mac applications so I don't think they are relevant to me, but some of theweb applications are worth checking out.

Hi! I just stumbled upon your post - living by GTD...

2010-02-02T10:56:52.692Z

Hi!
I just stumbled upon your post - living by GTD myself, using the eProductivity template.
I wanted to let you know that I have just publsihed a free Android app on the market called BrainDump to Notes. It's very simple. It acts as one of your GTD buckets, saving your Stuff for future handling. The interesting bit is that it can save these to your Lotus Notes ToDo provided you have HTTP access to your email.

Hi Brian, you know of my GTD setup from my blog bu...

2010-02-02T08:09:11.814Z

Hi Brian, you know of my GTD setup from my blog but I just want to add that I really like Toodledo since it offers me a web-interface that I can use on my Thinkpad - and also a native iPhone app that I can use whereever and whenever I need to collect a thought.

Furthermore, I have added an iCal feed from Toodledo of actions with start and/or due dates to my Lotus Notes calender - thereby making Lotus Notes and Toodledo a perfect combo.

For GTD on Android you are welcome to check out Ac...

2010-02-01T19:59:45.235Z

For GTD on Android you are welcome to check out ActionComplete. AC for Web is going to be released very soon.