Thanks Robert for the answer
So, unfortunately i'm not alone....
It's a pity because WLO seems really a good task manager very complex and 
with a lot of features but to complete my plan i need to arrange sorted 
tasks  in a 5 days time chart to be published for sharing purpose
We can't be alone in that way and i have not found  a softawre able to do 
that in the right way.
Dario


Il giorno martedì 21 aprile 2015 01:36:39 UTC+2, Robert F ha scritto:
>
> Hi Dario
>  
> I am in a similar situation. I've been using MLO for years. I find it 
> great for getting things into one "trusted" place. What I haven't figured 
> out is how to use it to drive my work. Every couple months I realize I've 
> dropped a bunch of things that I should have completed. They are in the 
> system. But I don't seem to be able to use MLO to trigger my actions.
>  
> You may want to take a look at the "Goal" setting. There is a checkbox for 
> "week". This would make the task a goal for the week. It doesn't seem to 
> map to a calendar week or any specific week period. It seems to just be a 
> flag for filtering.
>  
> Another option would be to create a context for the week you want to 
> assign the work and then assign each task to that context. Then you would 
> have your weekly tasks to review with your team.
>  
> You could create a tab with custom filters and views for that context to 
> drive your focus.
>  
> I say all this, but don't seem to be able to get it working easily for 
> myseff. It seems to take a lot of maintenance to keep current and valuable.
>  
> Hopefully some of the guru's will chime in ....
> On Monday, April 20, 2015 at 5:06:11 AM UTC-7, DBvc wrote:
>
>> I'm new to MLO and i'm valuating if can fit my actual task/project 
>> workflow.
>>
>> In my business life i'm managing around 300 tasks most of them part of 
>> not so complex projects (max 20/30 tasks each)
>> Obvioulsy only few are active projects i'm working in, but i'm used to 
>> stack all tasks including ideas that probably will never be active.
>> Tasks and projects are sorted and grouped in areas and context 
>>
>> My workflow is the following:
>> 1 - Use Inbox to quickly generate new tasks 
>> (MLO is ok)
>>
>> 2 - Organize tasks and projects into their Areas/Context  
>> (MLO is ok with context and folders)
>>
>> 3 - Plan my time weekly
>> Before the week start i prepare my plan for the wole week, assigning for 
>> every day/hours task and projects that i i will focus in.
>> This is a very important step  because i need to have on monday my week 
>> agenda ready for whole week.
>> In that way me and my team knows when i'm busy and in which task/project 
>> i'm working in
>> (i have'nt found a way to do that with MLO; 
>> this seems the most important missed function in this software, so i'm 
>> really curious how do you manage it.
>> MLO seems a very good task/project management system but without that you 
>> are only managing tasks but not your time/life)
>>
>> 4 - Sharing information
>> My agenda is automatically shared with our company CRM calendar and with 
>> mobile; we are using Google calendar integration to accomplish this
>> (MLO seems to be unable to sync with with GCalendar but i see that 
>> there's an open discussion about his possible implementation;
>> as second option we can use Outlook as a bridge between MLO and 
>> GCalendar, even if i don't like Outlook nor i'm using it actually)
>>
>>
>> This is a summarization of my workflow and i would like to know your 
>> considerations and suggestions about it (mostly on point 3)
>>
>> Thanks for help
>> Dario
>>
>>  
>>
>>

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