8. Reduce Office Clutter: Go wireless.
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If your home office is a tangle of cords and cables, you’re living in the Dark Ages. The newest printers and scanners are wireless, meaning you won’t have to trip to find your desk.
For a simplified space, use an all-in-one machine, like the Canon PIXMA MX870, a Wi-Fi-enabled printer and scanner. Even nearby smartphones and other devices can send documents and photos to the printer. Wireless printers are especially handy for families. Store the device in a common area so that others can print without disturbing you during work hours.
HP’s new web-connected printers are also a smart choice for the home office. If you have ideas on-the-go or work from other places, simply email the printer your documents. Printed copies will await you at home.
- 1. A Techier Home Office
- 2. Increase Productivity: Download a desktop timer.
- 3. Increase Productivity: Cut out distractions.
- 4. Increase Productivity: Make a date with your inbox
- 5. Increase Productivity: Keep track of tasks.
- 6. Reduce Office Clutter: Use a digital calendar.
- 7. Reduce office clutter: Use just one device at a time.
- 8. Reduce Office Clutter: Go wireless.
- 9. Reduce Office Clutter: Streamline desk objects.
- 10. Go Paperless: Scan your papers.
- 11. Go Paperless: Have paper scanned for you.
- 12. Go Paperless: Store it on the cloud.
- 13. Go Paperless: Use an online bookkeeping service.
- 14. Get out of the house: Join a coworking space.
- 15. Get out of the house: Think outside the ‘bucks.
- 16. Get out of the house: Work from anywhere.
- 17. Get out of the house: A more meaningful commute
- 18. Don't over-connect: Keep specific hours
- 19. Don’t overconnect: Segregate work and personal information.
- 20. Don’t over connect: Set automated responses.
- 21. Don’t Over Connect: Make even short breaks count.
Nice... but too bad I'll soon have a Skyrim icon on my desktop. I don't suppose there's a program to block that?
I was just surfing for a To Do List App yesterday. Good timing! Thank you.
Some people may not even made a jump from Hotmail... Windows Live also have a calendar for those who use Hotmail... Don't use it very much, but I think its a pretty capable online calendar as well...
Really interesting article. Timers and self-restraint applications may be entering into my everyday quite soon.
So, were there 20 or 21 tips?
Evernote is great tool for followup.
I use this tool for long time.
Evernote for just take note down?
You fail~ lol