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Adding to the variations I have created to David Seah's Compact Calendar please see the tentative version for Indonesia for 2008.This is to add to the Thailand and Singapore versions already available.You can find the versions here:IndonesiaSingaporeThailandAlso go and look at David's work:Compact CalendarPrintable CEO

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Having already created a Thailand version of David Seah's Compact Calendar I like the format so mush that I have created a Singapore 2008 version to complement it.How would you use it?If you use Excel for any planning, like creating simple Gantt Chart's, this is an invaluable aide to quickly seeing by month how many working days there are. Put both the Thailand version and a Singapore version in

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I have used a lot of David Seah's excellent Printable CEO series outputs.He has kindly shared his candy bar style compact calendar and there are many versions available for different countries from his site and his readers. I wanted to add the Thailand version into the pool.You can find the Thai Version here

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Invention and thinking of new solutions to old problems is one of the key skills required for today's manager. This could be applied to Projects and People; wherever there is a problem there could be a need to be creative in the solution.One of the key tools is Brainstorming. For this I use MindJet's MindManager Pro. A great tool and very easy to use. But there is more than the tool....Blockers

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As I start to expand into a new role as a project manager I wanted to get some real first hand knowledge to learn by. Book smarts are OK so I did go out and get a language book, the PMBOK third edition, if I'm going to be a project manager I might as well speak the same language right?Anyway to get beyond the book smarts I started looking for a way to use my newest toy, my iPod, to help. I had

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My former boss and good friend starting using MindJet's Mind Manager and got me using it.Now, more than one year on, I am still scratching the surface on this excellent tool's features and abilities.I find myself using it for the traditional uses of brainstorming and defining scope, and initial work breakdown structure, for project initiation.Having listened to Dina on Mind Manager, an interview

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I found Dina Henry-Scott's Controlling Chaos when searching though Podnova for podcasts on project management.I have since worked through her back catalogue of 'casts (currently up to 32 episodes) and found her friendly style, particularly when interviewing, to be very refreshing and it makes it a lot easier to listen to.For those of you working in the software industry, opposed to more

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