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Sounds like a very bland title, eh? Not a whole lot of info, but interesting. The inbox would still be around, but everything becomes contextual, in a 'smart client' that knows what you need to be focusing on.
'People and topics are out two main food groups' #ls10 attention mgt/vulcan 27 minutes ago from UberTwitter
Vulcan may mean david allen has invaded your pc. Not a bad thing. #ls10
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Craig Wiseman January 20th, 2010 08:16:10 AM
1) ID103 Focus! Attention Management and Smart Aggregation in IBM Lotus Notes = COME SEE VULCAN
yes, that's why I recommended this session on my blog lat week -- I just couldn't give it a fancy name at that time :-)