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How to combine OmniFocus with work ERP?

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I have OmniFocus on my devices that runs all my projects. At work we were introduced a new task managements system integrated with our ERP and CRM etc we need to use. Now I have two systems, trying to combine. It takes too much time to run both. OmniFocus suits me best. Work system actually holds all the tasks and projects I delegated. Any ideas how to combine the OF with the new system?
 
Onion;104274 said:
I have OmniFocus on my devices that runs all my projects. At work we were introduced a new task managements system integrated with our ERP and CRM etc we need to use. Now I have two systems, trying to combine. It takes too much time to run both. OmniFocus suits me best. Work system actually holds all the tasks and projects I delegated. Any ideas how to combine the OF with the new system?
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Put a reminder in OF to look at the delegated projects in the new system periodically. Do the work and otherwise ignore the system.
 
Integration myth.

Once upon a time I had a dream. I saw my electronic systems tightly integrated - exchanging data without my intervention or with as little effort as possible. Just Ctrl-A, Ctrl-C and Ctrl-V (or Command-A, Command-C and Command-V if you can afford it ;-) ). Everything worked perfectly and I was no longer needed to run my life...

Then I awoke.

I've realized that I need some manual copying of stuff, actions and project information to rephrase it, think about it and adjust my priorities. It gives me a great feeling of ownership of my life.
 
TesTeq;104292 said:
Once upon a time I had a dream. I saw my electronic systems tightly integrated - exchanging data without my intervention or with as little effort as possible. Just Ctrl-A, Ctrl-C and Ctrl-V (or Command-A, Command-C and Command-V if you can afford it ;-) ). Everything worked perfectly and I was no longer needed to run my life...
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Really funny and so true, Tes.
 
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