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Mayank Malviya

Is there a way to improve efficiency, Are there any technology tools which can improve efficiency?

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A lot of experts and influencers are consistently talking about boosting efficiency and productivity whilst trying to beat procrastination, Are there any more effective ways, what have you been following?

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Akash Panigrahi
1. Make sure you use the right technology 2. Incorporate automation tools 3. Only use technology where you need help the most 4. Use browser extensions 5. Organize your time with a calendar app 6. Use less technology altogether 🏆 7. Enhance what you already have 8. Set clear goals and keep it simple
Akash Panigrahi
@mayank_malviya004 I especially like using Quillbot to paraphrase my writings. It's always nice to have some linguistic sophistication. HabitNow and Alarmy are two other apps I recommend.
Fatema Dahiwala
Trello and Todoist are two tools that can help you manage your work and personal plans efficiently.
Brinish Britto
Technology enables a company to maintain consistent performance even during economic hardship. For example, data recovery and data backup services can allow a company to get back on its feet after a service outage or disaster. That helps maximize the productivity of your employees and minimize the expected downtime. Technologies which can be used for :- - Customer service - Minimizing cost of operations - Increase employee productivity - Better Network - Automation - Using tools like Keka, GIT etc - May be used in Employee retention
Bipin Gaikwad
You can check out Jira, Wrike, Toggl Track to plan and track your work efficiently.
Gajanan Sawale
Station is an open-source smart browser that centralizes all of your web apps in a single convenient place.
Yash
Firstly reflect on what you're working on. Break it down, example: if you're constantly uploading certain details. Break down into: 1. Source of data 2. Operation you perform on the data 3. Destination of data Now that you've segmented the task. See how you can either fit in tech or scripts to automate this. 1. Source of data -> if you're getting data via sql query (run sql jobs) 2. Operation on data -> build workflows / filters / conditions to break down data 3. Destination of data -> use tools like boltic, zapier to push data on destination. Hope this helps!
Arnab Mishra
I am personally a big believer in the 80-20 rule, which says that ~20% of the tasks are actually the high value tasks that can generate the most amount of profit/revenue/outcome. While the the rest are usually just filler tasks. So I guess the identification of just high value tasks and focusing most of the attention towards these is a decent technique for improving efficiency and productivity.