Dr Andus
11/1/2013 6:30 pm
Nhaps wrote:
I think you'd need to define first what information management problem you need to solve exactly (what is the bottleneck in your process?), and then determine what the right tool for solving the problem is. Then the question of cost and learning curve is secondary, as it will solve your problem in the end and you will gain new skills.
Otherwise there is always the risk of becoming distracted with a tool (for distraction's sake). Yes, speaking from experience... :)
Another
is that I am in the middle of my dissertation, and most probably this
migration to CT would hamper me, although I am having problems with my
Scrivener-Omnioutliner-Sente-DevonThink workflow.
I think you'd need to define first what information management problem you need to solve exactly (what is the bottleneck in your process?), and then determine what the right tool for solving the problem is. Then the question of cost and learning curve is secondary, as it will solve your problem in the end and you will gain new skills.
Otherwise there is always the risk of becoming distracted with a tool (for distraction's sake). Yes, speaking from experience... :)