backpack and gtd...

I cannot tell you (though I'm about to!) how much I love BackPack and how much it has revolutionized certain processes for us. Our worship team publishes their schedule there. The Kid's ministry uses it for everything from listing background checked volunteers to curriculum. Our elders use it for agendas/minutes, finances, etc.
I use it to know what my staff is working on and (I love this) I can add things to their to-do lists.

I can get my backpack pages on my Treo and using PackRat, on my laptop even when I'm offline.

Next February, I may actually send a Valentine to my Backpack pages 
(Yes! You can email individual pages. Send an email with a to-do item and *poof*, like magic it's there)

Okay, okay... it's not ministry, just a tool for ministry... but I get excited.

Here's a helpful run down if you still want to know what BackPack is all about and how you can integrate it in with your GTD/workflow...

BackPack and GTD

Comments

[Bill]

Love Backpack too. especially the plug in for Firefox, making accessing it so easy. Also, being to get it on my blackberry, makes it a no brainer to use.

BTW - using Pinger and loving it.