Training Doyens

OVERVIEW One of the biggest problems of using Outlook for project management is that Outlook is a communication tool more than anything else – not a storage, organization, and collaboration tool. It has been warped to store information long-term, to shuffle emails around from folder to folder to archive, and to push files back-and-forth between project stakeholders – but it is not good at any of it. Microsoft OneNote integrates beautifully with Outlook, serving to handle its shortcomings and making it best project management software, especially when paired with OneDrive and SharePoint for file sharing and permissions management. In this session, we’ll discuss ways to make messaging, file sharing, meetings, and tasks – the guts of a project – work much better with these tools working together. Additionally, you’ll find tools to make OneNote even more powerful, with browser extensions, mobile apps, and software add-ins. If you have been using Microsoft Outlook to manage projects...