26. aug kl 17:00 på Peppes i Stortingsgaten

Denne gang lager vi Workshop delt i:

* Nybegynner
* Viderekommende

Du vil få følgende spørsmål om du signer opp for å delta:
- I hvilken gruppe vil du delta: nybegynner eller viderekommende?
- Har du et spørsmål om GTD eller best practices du vil ha svar på under workshopen?
- Har du lyst og anledning til å hjelpe til litt praktisk før og under samlingen?

Alle hjertelig velkommen!

Medlemskap i Oslo GTD Gathering er påkrevd for å delta på våre møter. Medlemmer kan dog invitere med seg ikke-medlemmer på møtene.

Registrer deg snarest og sikre deg plass!

(Medlemskap og arrangementet er som alltid gratis!)

Visit: Next Action Associates www.next-action.eu

Inngangsparti for Frivillighetens hus

Vi har gleden av å invitere til nytt møte i Oslo GTD Gathering!

• 5. mai kl 17:00 i Oslo

Sted: Frivillighetens hus, C. J. Hambros plass 5 - kart her

Emne: “Getting back on the Horse”

Agenda:

17:00 Registrering/Bespisning/Sosialt
18:00 Velkommen
18:10 Todd Brown – Getting back on the Horse
18:30: Morten P Røvik – MindMapping som et verktøy
18:50: Workshop
19:30 Oppsummering og Q&A
20:00 Ferdig

OBS! vi har kun 40 plasser til denne eventen så meld deg på snarest om du ønsker plass.

Medlemskap i Oslo GTD Gathering er påkrevd for å delta på våre møter. Medlemmer kan dog invitere med seg ikke-medlemmer på møtene.

Todd Brown’s talk will be held in English – the rest of the event in Norwegian

Registrer deg snarest og sikre deg plass!

(Medlemskap og arrangementet er som alltid gratis!)

Jeg har brukt David Allens GTD-teknikker siden noen uker etter at den første boka kom ut i 2002. Jeg skal på ikke påstå at jeg er en ekspert på GTD, og får forøvrig fortsatt ikke til «weekly review» slik jeg ønsker! Men har erfaringer og tanker om hva som hjelper – og hva som kåler ting til. Uten GTD hadde jeg sunket forlengst!

Biografi:

Øyvind Solstad er teknologirådgiver i NRK og redaktør for NRKbeta.no.

Øyvind har bred erfaring fra radio, tv og nett. Han har jobbet foran og bak mikrofon/kamera, og har åtte års erfaring med markedsføring fra NRKs promoavdeling.

Han har stor kunnskap om internett og sosiale medier, både strategi og praktisk bruk. Øyvind er anerkjent for sine presentasjoner, og har deltatt på en rekke konferanser i Norge og i utlandet.

Han bor i et mummihus ved elven i Oslo, har Mac og gadgets som han liker og kjæreste som han elsker. Han er interessert i film, foto, musikk, design, løping og padling.

Følg Øyvind på twitter @osol (norsk) og @oyvind (engelsk) og besøk nettsiden oyvindsolstad.com

Øyvind Solstad

Todd will give his talk in English

Emne: Common pitfalls of GTD implementation
Implementing GTD is transformative. It can unleash untapped reserves of energy and dramatically increase productivity, while reducing stress and fostering better work-life balance. But getting started and optimizing your GTD thinking and systems can be tricky – a GTD implementation represents major personal change, and such change, while often inspiring, is never easy. Drawing on experience of coaching, training, and implementing GTD in organizations large and small, Todd will provide a roadmap to the common pitfalls often experienced on the journey to black-belt GTD.

Biography

Todd is co-founder and director of Next Action Associates, a certified international partner of the David Allen Company in the UK. NAA provides coaching and seminars that help individuals and teams get the most from GTD.

Todd has been a leader in the global learning and development/talent management community for more than 20 years, with a particular focus on learning for IT. Todd has experience in organisations from start-ups to large multinationals, including 10 years at Morgan Stanley. He has broad experience designing and leading successful organisational change, including turnarounds, mergers, divestitures, and realignments.

Todd has held senior and board-level positions in organisations in diverse industries including finance, IT, marketing, and business-process outsourcing. He is a collegial, people-focused manager, coach and mentor.

An accomplished presenter and speaker, Todd is frequently a featured speaker at international conferences. Todd has lived in both Europe and the US, and his interests include history, global cultures, and coastal sailing. He holds an MBA from New York University.

Todd Brown

Emne: The Joy of Failure
Frode taler på engelsk

Biography

Frode Odegard is the Founder and CEO of Odegard adVentures and the Lean Software Institute. He is a long-time entrepreneur and management consultant in the IT industry who has recently branched out into other areas as well. Frode  started his first software company while still attending high school in Norway, and subsequently immigrated to the United States in 1990, where he founded Odegard Labs, a software R&D lab. His career gradually moved into teaching and consulting on software engineering best practices. In 2004 he founded the Lean Software Institute, a management consulting firm dedicated to bringing Toyota’s Lean business methodology to the IT industry. He recently founded Odegard adVentures as a parent company for all his ventures/projects.

Frode has chaired industry conferences and participated in international standards work. He has helped a broad range of technology companies, including Sony Electronics Inc., Lockheed Martin, Honeywell Aerospace, Cardinal Health, AT&T Wireless, and Plantronics. Frode is currently in the process of launching three new ventures: an educational venture helping individuals get more out of their lives, an organizational learning consultancy, and a software company in the knowledge management space.

Frode’s interests outside work include history, languages, philosophy (Objectivism), art, mathematics, psychology, skydiving, and strength training. He lives in San Diego, California, surrounded by beautiful models, expensive cars, luxury yachts, and fine wines. (Okay, that last sentence isn’t 100% true, just checking if anyone really reads until the end..)

Frode Odegard at the September 2009 Tweetup

Frode Odegard at the September 2009 Tweetup

Arrangementet ble en stor suksess, med svært fornøyde deltakere. Arrangementet fikk 4,6/5 stjerner! Er du interessert i GTD kan du melde deg inn i vår meetup.com gruppe og motta invitasjoner til fremtidige eventer her

Det hele ble streamet med webtv til en stor international skare. Nedenfor finner du en redigert utgave av opptaket: (stor takk til Frode Nordahl for intens jobbing!)

Du kan også følge med på hva Frode Odegard gjør på odegard.com – og følg ham på twitter her.

Getting Things Done er en metodikk og et sett med prinsipper for å håndtere alle livets oppgaver og det mentale stress det kan være å ha mange baller i luften på en gang. Getting Things Done metodikken og prinsippene er utarbeidet av David Allen og finnes som lydbok (engelsk, lest av David Allen – iTunes), bok (EN) og på bok (NO)

GTD metodikken gir oversikt og klarhet og frigjør din kreative energi til å gyve løs på oppgavene foran deg.

Noen uttalelser:

“Morten, Oslo GTD Tweetup was fun to play in – obviously great work by you & Frode & others to make it happen.” – David Allen

“Flott initiativ, engasjerte foredragsholdere og en stor overraskelse i David Allen himself. Inspirerte til å utforske GTD ennå mer – og gjøre noen seriøse forandringer.” – Geir Waaler

“Read 100 pages on my new GTD book on my way home from #osloGTD . Recognize I have some improvents to do. Great Tweetup, Morten Røvik & Co!!” – Torill Iversen

“I am very impressed with the organization of this event. Great achievement in short time, and very inspiring!” – Anne Siri Koksrud

“Great initiative! Thanks to all the good people who made this possible! You’re all great! Hope there will be more like this, and I’d also like to help if needed!” – Ørjan Sønvisen

“Lots of practical GTD-inputs, great fun” – Jørn Larntvet

Men nå er dette ordnet og vi møtes på Thon Hotell Arena i Lillestrøm. Jeg har meldt meg på allerede og oppfordrer alle til å melde seg på snarest. Det er begrenset med plasser… og bestiller du tidsnok får du fin early-bird rabatt.

Det koster $595 – 10% rabatt (innen 9 okt., $695 etter) for seminaret (ca. 3120.-NOK). Se detaljer nedenfor.

Påmelding:
http://www.davidco.com

Thon Hotell Arena er lett tilgjengelig:
Hotellets hjemmesider

• Oslo (ca. 12 min fra Oslo S + 4 minutter gange)
• Bil (ca. 15 min fra Oslo sentrum) enkel parkering utenfor hotellet
• Gardermoen (12 min med flytoget + 4 min gange)

Les mer om seminaret og priser/rabatter her:
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Deepen Your GTD Knowledge by Attending the First-ever Public Seminar in Oslo
GTD Mastering Workflow is a one-day seminar that builds your knowledge of the fundamental thinking and good practice of GTD. You’ll deepen you understanding of the dynamic, systematic, five-phase approach to dealing effectively with the incoming “stuff” of our lives – mail, memos, meetings, email, ideas, notes, to-dos, projects, reference materials, etc. You’ll also get practical tips for utilizing computer-based or paper-based tools to organize your GTD systems. Upon completion, participants experience an increased sense of relaxed, focused control. Projects, action steps, and supportive information are clarified and organized in a streamlined, workable context. Key issues such as “personal vs. professional,” staff communications, email overwhelm, filing, reading material, and project support, are addressed. The seminar will be run jointly by Next Action Associates and the David Allen Company, and will be held in Lillestrøm on 22 October.

The seminar is held in English.

A Special Offer for Tweetup Attendees!
Register before 9 October at the special early-bird rate of US $595 (approximately 3,475 NOK). And, as an attendee of the tweetup, you will get an additional 10% off the registration fee – simply use the code TweetOslo10 at checkout.

Bring 5 colleagues or friends to the seminar and we’ll take 25% off your registration fee. And your friends will get 10% off as well! Contact Rachelle.Bonsignori@davidco.com for more details.

Your Next Action…

For more on the seminar, and to register, visit http://www.davidco.com

We hope to see you there!
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Foto: Eirik Urke - klikk bildet for fler bilder

Mandag 21. sept møttes ca. 75 interesserte i Christiania Hall i Royal Christiania Hotell for å høre Frode Odegard, David Allen og Todd Brown tale om “Getting Things Done” (GTD).

Arrangementet ble en stor suksess, med svært fornøyde deltakere. Arrangementet fikk 4,6/5 stjerner!

Det hele ble streamet med webtv til en stor international skare. Se opptaket her!

GTD metodikken gir oversikt og klarhet og frigjør din kreative energi til å gyve løs på oppgavene foran deg.

Noen uttalelser om arrangementet:

“Morten, Oslo GTD Tweetup was fun to play in – obviously great work by you & Frode & others to make it happen.” – David Allen

“Flott initiativ, engasjerte foredragsholdere og en stor overraskelse i David Allen himself. Inspirerte til å utforske GTD ennå mer – og gjøre noen seriøse forandringer.” – Geir Waaler

“Read 100 pages on my new GTD book on my way home from #osloGTD . Recognize I have some improvents to do. Great Tweetup, Morten Røvik & Co!!” – Torill Iversen

“I am very impressed with the organization of this event. Great achievement in short time, and very inspiring!” – Anne Siri Koksrud

“Great initiative! Thanks to all the good people who made this possible! You’re all great! Hope there will be more like this, and I’d also like to help if needed!” – Ørjan Sønvisen

“Lots of practical GTD-inputs, great fun” – Jørn Larntvet

Todd will be joining us live from London

Perfectionism, Gestalt Psychology, and Grass Roots Organising in the Credit Crunch – Reflections on Four Years of Getting Things Done at Morgan Stanley

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Biography

As an executive director at Morgan Stanley University and enthusiastic GTD champion, I made GTD part of the standard curriculum for new employees. At the same time, I was evolving and optimising my own systems. I’ll share a brief travelogue of this GTD journey – the ups, downs, cautionary tales and (hopefully) sage advice. What’s important to consider when getting GTD to bed-in in big companies? Does GTD translate into global cultures? How did my own GTD thinking inform what happened in the wider organisation?

Todd is co-founder and director of Next Action Associates, a certified international partner of the David Allen Company in the UK. NAA provides coaching and seminars that help individuals and teams get the most from GTD.

Todd has been a leader in the global learning and development/talent management community for more than 20 years, with a particular focus on learning for IT. Todd has experience in organisations from start-ups to large multinationals, including 10 years at Morgan Stanley. He has broad experience designing and leading successful organisational change, including turnarounds, mergers, divestitures, and realignments.

Todd has held senior and board-level positions in organisations in diverse industries including finance, IT, marketing, and business-process outsourcing. He is a collegial, people-focused manager, coach and mentor.

An accomplished presenter and speaker, Todd is frequently a featured speaker at international conferences. Todd has lived in both Europe and the US, and his interests include history, global cultures, and coastal sailing. He holds an MBA from New York University.

Todd Brown