Last week I published on this blog an AppleScript code for collecting tasks from text files (meeting notes, conferences notes and so on) stored in or taken

Random thoughts about conducting scientific research, supervising students and «toys» that make creative activities even funnier…
Last week I published on this blog an AppleScript code for collecting tasks from text files (meeting notes, conferences notes and so on) stored in or taken
For sometimes now, I went fully digital when attending meetings (one on one, research, scientific congress or even committee meetings). I adopted the iPad for that task
What does a Customer Relationship Management have anything to do with Academia? The blog Academic Workflow on a Mac makes a very good case for it…and
The guys that brought you the famous OS7 Now Up-to-Date, followed by BusyCal, have done it again with a contact application on steroid: BusyContacts. I have
In one place all the posts related to hardware, software and other considerations for setting up a productive scientific digital workflow. I will add to
If, as starting graduate students, you are following my first key advice of reading on a regular basis scientific manuscripts related to your field of
So far, posts in this digital office series this blog have tackled the hardware selection and components, OSX and iOS software, and finally the inputs
In the previous posts, we went over the hardware requirements and selection, software and finally mobile software. It is now time to address the sources
Previous installments: Part I: Introduction and hardware Part II: Mac Software Part III: Mobile Software
For those who might not have read the first post in this series about the hardware side of things, please have a look: Digital Office I
Working efficiently in the digital world is not as easy as it sounds, in particular as you get more and more files to deal with.