Tag: Ayoa

The challenge for me has been to write more about Ayoa when I am no longer entirely convinced – and no longer use it operationally. I was very keen at first and included Ayoa in my trusted management system. I built...

I describe the configuration of my Trusted Management System as an extension of the GTD idea of Trusted system, how it meets my requirements and the benefits of each module. There are many ways to build a managment system: either an...

The canvas and workflow views in Ayoa are very helpful to visually model your tasks. You can easily swap categories and subcategories and add dependencies between tasks. Swap from the canvas views to the workflow (work breakdown structure) view: These perspectives...

Define your projects following Kepner Tregoe with Ayoa to define your project, establish a work breakdown, sequence and schedule deliverables What would be the added benefit of applying Kepner Tregoe to a project managed in Ayoa? Defining the project   Am I...

My planner in Ayoa is an opportunity to play around with your tasks and to juggle what you should be doing or what you think you should be doing now. It is about focusing on the important and urgent priorities, the...

The link between mindmaps and tasks in Ayoa enables you both to break down a subject into next actions, or to build up a mind map from the nodes of a kanban grid. One of the interesting functions that I discovered,...

Its easy to have ideas. The challenge is to transform ideas into real action. What [todo] systems can help transform ideas into action. This post originally touted Ayoa as the tool to transform ideas into action....

Mindmapping is a two-stage technique, first mind dumping, then critical analysis. Mindmapping is useful in planning an essay, in business meetings and business analysis, or just when collecting thoughts on a theme. Apply mindmapping to problem-solving, in defining projects, a presentation...