Ed Eubanks over at Low End Mac has written a great article on the “Getting Things Done” school of work-flow productivity.

He talks a bit about the GTD system and getting yourself organised in general, then reviews nine web-based GTD solutions.

They are not the same as the ten I picked out. In particular, I would have added GTDGmail, a triumph of interface hacking and adaption.

Still, the fact that I can quibble about little things like this shows the abundance of Mac implementations we enjoy these days and how stimulating a list Ed has put together.

Well worth a read .

He has just posted a second part on twelve desktop GTD apps, which is worth reading too. Easy Task Manager wins the GTD app shoot-out for him.GTD, getting things done, mac, apple, productivity, web 2.0, tips, reviews

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