Brian Cox

Although a small number of apps and services are well established as valuable contributors to productivity, the absolute vast majority of them add virtually no meaningful benefits. There s been little innovation in the space for nearly two decades, and yet flurries of repeating todo apps, rehashed lists, and all of the utmost-predictable IxDs for social and time management clones promise to solve a problem that has been long resolved: Unless there s real innovation (a.k.a. a new way), Methods and Frameworks > tools and apps. Convince me otherwise, By showing me otherwise. :)