Raleigh, NC (July 2, 2009) - NetCentrics announced today the planned release date for the latest version of its Getting Things Done Outlook Add-In.  Release 3.0 will be available on July 8th.  It includes a wide range of new features, notably the inclusion of a more robust project management capability and the intergration of the menu bars into the "ribbon" for Microsoft Outlook 2007.

Now you can put David Allen's Getting Things Done methodology, used by over a half million people to keep themselves organized, to work for you in Microsoft Outlook to manage your Inbox and get things done. Review Getting Things Done 101: Seven Clicks to a Clean Inbox for a summary of the product.

David Allen was named "One of the world's most influential thinkers on productivity" by Fast Company Magazine. His book, Getting Things Done—The Art of Stress-Free Productivity is available in seven languages; companies, hospitals, institutions, and governments worldwide have successfully adopted his methodology.

NetCentrics Corporation is a leader in helping organizations manage their email systems. From Army Headquarters at the Pentagon to national associations to small companies, NetCentrics designs, implements, and supports large and small scale email systems and provides custom Outlook solutions to help people get the right things done.

NetCentrics and The David Allen Company have combined forces to produce the Getting Things Done Outlook Add-In to help you put David Allen's powerful principles to work and harness the full power of Microsoft Outlook more successfully with better results. Learn about how to purchase the software, take a tour of the features and take note of any product updates that may be available to you.

Tens of thousands of users in the United States and internationally have purchased the Getting Things Done Outlook Add-in and are becoming more productive with less stress.

“In the fall semester of 2003 The University of Kansas department of Information Services held two sessions where representatives from the David Allen Company presented the Getting Things Done concepts. As a result of these sessions, several staff members purchased copies of the GTD add-in software. Currently we have approximately 90 staff members using the software on campus to implement Getting Things Done principles in their daily work,” — Kalletta Lofts, Coordinator of Licensing Programs, a division of Information Services at the University of Kansas.

“Without the Getting Things Done add-in I would not have adopted the GTD methodology at all. The add-in took all the hard work out of setting up my GTD system,” — Kenneth Glade, Mahwah, NJ.

• Clear your Outlook Inbox...knowing you will be able to act on the messages at the appropriate time.
• Define what has to be done next...for each message or group of messages-delegate to another person, defer to a later date, create a next action task, file for reference, etc.
• Store the email in a known location...and link it with reminders and tasks so you will always be able to work on the things that matter when they matter.
• Create associated reminders and tasks...with the click of a button. Automatically remind yourself when it is time to act on a processed email.
• Apply Getting Things Done functionality...to appointments and tasks you enter into Outlook, seamlessly integrating them with appointments and tasks you create from emails.
• View tasks and emails...by the next action you need to take, by project or both.
• Access associated emails...from your appointments and tasks.
• Keep your folders clean...by removing completed items after a specified amount of time.
• Focus on what is important...knowing that you are master of your inbox.

System Requirements

• Windows XP or Vista or 7
• 22MB Available Hard Drive Space
• Microsoft(r) Outlook 2003/2007/2010 32bit Only
• English Installation of Outlook Only
  
• Version 3.1.12