The MasterList

Incubation, Not Hibernation: The New MasterList Blasts Forward
If you didn't hear from us at the tail end of 2000, it's not because we've been hibernating. We've been incubating!

For the past 3 months, we have been retooling The MasterList™. It's being rolled out in January, 2001, as Version 2.1. We are looking forward to the ABA Tech Show in Chicago in March, 2001 to show off our new stuff.

Key features of Version 2.1 include:

1. Classic calendar view of day, week, and month for each user.
2. Palm conduit for calendar.
3. Group Scheduling.
4. My Day highlights today's to-dos in a logical sequence.
5. Done List in each case. Check a task off and it's gone to Case History.
6. When you create a calendar event that conflicts with another, you're notified.
7. Logs are great for lists and outlines. Take full advantage of our notepad word processor.
8. Last but not least, meet TimeBlaster™, a really slick prioritization tool!

With TimeBlaster, think of task-triaging as a reality. TimeBlaster is a way to prioritize competing, conflicting agendas using time itself as your triage tool. With Time Blaster you can clear even the most extensive to-do list in minutes, reducing it to the golden task nuggets that represent the best use of your time right now. All the rest is shifted forward in time, where it is inventoried for future recall.

With The MasterList and TimeBlaster, managing your to-do list is a snap. Nothing gets lost. Everything gets done. On time.

The MasterList is more than a case management program. It is a pragmatic philosophy of handling cases and projects. Tools such as our My Day report and TimeBlaster help you organize your mix of complex and small projects so that you can make the most productive tactical choices. In any given year you have thousands of things to do, but you can't do them all.

Instead of trying to accomplish the impossible, why not nail the possible?

When The MasterList is deployed to prioritize task loads, as with our Quick Hit reports, it acts like a net that is cast deep into your store of inventoried agendas. It pulls up only the most productive stuff for action here and now. The rest is filtered out and put in proper perspective.

We love the simplicity of our latest version of The MasterList and the ease with which it helps you transform ideas into actions. After all, it's all about getting things done. Isn't it?

Bill Neubert
The MasterList

White Paper: Incubation, Not Hibernation: The New MasterList Blasts Forward
January, 2001

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