Key Takeaways Digitalization does not automatically make people or organizations more productive — in many cases it increases complexity and costs without improving employee output. The guiding principle is “switch on the brain first, then the technology”:...
Key Takeaways Digital and hybrid events allow organisations to reach far more people simultaneously — a patient day that previously attracted 500 attendees reached 4,000 people online. The same fundamental rules apply to digital events as to in-person ones: relevance,...
Key Takeaways The core principle of meaningful digitalization is “brain first, then technology” — technology should serve a clear purpose, not be adopted for its own sake. Push email is one of the biggest productivity killers in offices: constant...
Key Takeaways Digital notes in tools like Microsoft OneNote are superior to paper for searchability, availability across devices, and long-term archiving — paper still has a place for journaling and self-reflection. A note system only delivers its full value when...
Key Takeaways Thorsten Jekel’s book “Using Digital Tools Effectively” targets business users, managers and project managers who want to increase productivity with technology. The book is part of the Gabal “Digitales Lernen” series and is...
