1.5 CPE This course teaches you how to get the most out of Microsoft Outlook productivity tools to improve your productivity, sanity, efficiency and work-life balance.
Microsoft Outlook is probably the top productivity suite for professionals—and yet only 10% are using it to its full capability. This course demonstrates how to utilize all five of Outlook’s tools—E-Mail, Calendar, Contacts, Notes and Tasks—to better manage your time, staff and projects and achieve higher-levels of focus, relationship-building and productivity. With tips and usage demonstrations, this course will help you become less reactive, stressed out and distracted, and more proactive with:
- Managing multiple projects and tasks
- Maintaining “traction” when dealing with tasks and interruptions
- Clearing the clutter for better focus
- Keeping staff and team members on task
- Tracking deliverables
- Managing your calendar and contacts for better time and relationship management
The instructor also shares strategies on how to better manage, organize and prioritize e-mail for improved productivity and time management.
This course features all software demos in Microsoft Outlook 2010, although users of Outlook 2007 and 2003 will still greatly benefit from this program. Future versions of this Illumeo course will feature the new Outlook 2013 as well as Gmail and other Google productivity suite applications.
Part of a series taught by author and productivity expert Randy Dean.
* This course shows screen shots which may have small text as they are demonstrating real-world use of software which has font sizing we cannot change for demonstration purposes. Therefore, your experience will be best on a full screen device such as a tablet, laptop of desktop computer. We recommend that you fully upsize the screen when you view these videos.
Learning Objectives
- Enable getting the most out of Microsoft Outlook across all five key functions: E-Mail, Contacts, Calendar, Notes and Tasks
- Integrate Outlook software into your time, project, people, and e-mail/info management systems
- Utilize the Calendar in conjunction with the Task list to master the critical professional survival skill of effective prioritization
- Demonstrate a very simple rule for managing E-Mail to reduce distractions, increase speed and prioritize messages and tasks.
- Demonstrate how to use embedded E-Mail functions to automate common activities and messages
- Utilize the Notes function to help clear your desk and mind by creating several highly useful lists for organizing random clutter
- Enhance Contact information for better relationships and communications.
- Manage projects and people through more effective use of Calendar and Task lists
Last updated/reviewed: March 4, 2024
187 Reviews (577 ratings)
Reviews
Rahman Ullah
(Senior Accountant at Cardtronics)
Randy Dean does a great job of presenting time management with a clear, concise delivery in a motivating tone. I love his ideas and will surely put them to work immediately. Would love to see a part two in this course which would expand on the capabilities of each of the functional areas of Outlook to integrate with other Office applications, be customized to perform team/organizational high-volume/complex tasks (like his note on Email signatures (timesaver!) (my example you can customize task forms to have tasks come in a defined way (IT ticketing, Journal Requests, etc.), add "email rules" topic, discuss topics in general you could pitch to your organization to discuss such as team emails, team tasks, etc. Great start and going to keep the energy going here!
-Rahman
Anonymous
(Senior Accountant Lead)
Information presented will be very useful! It was presented in an easy to follow format. I learned several short-cuts to convert emails to tasks to calendar items. The tips provided relative to using the Notes section in Outlook will also be very helpful There is no doubt that I will be able to use the information provided in this course to better manage my time and and track my tasks. After taking this course, I am definitely going to follow it up with his course on Email management.
Anthony Ukena
(Internal Auditor at EBMUD)
Love Randy Dean's enthusiastic style of presenting outlook; kept me engaged throughout the session despite being hungry as I skipped breakfast to watch this XD. It's not easy to keep me engaged when I am hungry and Mr Dean's course here kept me focused. Learned a lot about how I could creatively better manage my work flow thanks to this simple course.
Luis Gutierrez
(Auditor at MOORE Belize)
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jim Klimkowski
(Principal at RSM)
Absolutely wonderful course. I am going to take the deep dive on email. The activities button in contacts was worth the entire 1.5 hours. Wish he would of started with the views functionality. Still get confused on how to work this function and don't feel confident I have the most effective view on all of my screens.
Anonymous
(Director)
This provides a lot of information where you can maximize the features of your outlook but it takes practice for it to be useful to you. The instructor provides an estimated time on how long you can do each task but for people who do not normally use these features in Outlook, it seems it will take longer.
Anonymous
(Accounting Officer)
I thought it was a good program. I was trying to follow along but didn't have the same version of Outlook so it was difficult. I guess the date of the material should have clued me in but it might be useful to others if you put the Outlook version from which you're demonstrating in the course material.
Anonymous
(Wireless Data Analyst)
Absolutely, loved taking this course. I thought I knew quite a bit about outlook, however this course taught me so much useful information that I will start using immediately. Definitely looking forward to taking "Taming the Email Beast" for outlook and Gmail.
Anonymous
(Order Specialist)
Was surprised on all the functions I can use Outlook for instead of just emails. Would like the instructor to slow down some especially when moving from one area to another, like "forward" to "activities", was hard to keep up. Otherwise, I enjoyed the class.
Anonymous
(CPA)
It was a good overview of the functionality of Outlook. But the size of the webinar window made the screen shots very hard to read. The small screen shots along with the speed at which the material presented made it hard to follow along.
Roger Cluff
(Finance Director at A-dec)
The course had a lot of good information, although a significant amount was more of a refresher than new content. However, the concepts on integrating the functionality of Outlook into a more cohesive time management process was helpful.
Roger Luchtefeld
(Controller at Mueller Prost)
Even though the course was created three and a half years ago, it still had some useful tips. Primarily: Dragging e-mail to Tasks, Contacts, Calendar to create new item; use of Tasks; Highlight and drag info when creating new Contact.
Anonymous
(Senior Accountant)
Very informative. This is the second course I've taken from Randy and he is just superb. He is the subject matter expert, keeps the course fun and covered practical tips that I can't wait to use with Outlook. Highly recommended.
Mark Koch
(Corporate Controller at eMagin Corporation)
Very good review of Outlook and various shortcuts for creating tasks, calendar items and improving productivity. Also contains practical suggestions for implementing David Allen's Getting Things Done Methodology using Outlook
Anonymous
(Senior Accountant)
Thorough description of all features of 5 main Outlook functions and how they inter relate and bring efficiency to your day's activities. Provides good tips from his personal use. Can easily start using info in this training.
Andrea Cater
(Finance Controller at Blue Cube Security Ltd)
Excellent! Some great content - how have I used outlook for so long and not known this stuff. I also liked the swift paced presentation. Great job. I've been using tasks for about 6 months - but this is a whole new level!!!
Wayne Burns
(CFO at Lone Tree Inc)
great overview. This area can be extremely valuable to have all employees trained in as it speeds up the process of scheduling projects, meetings and daily, weekly, monthly etc organization of your tasks and deliverables
Anonymous
(Corporate Accounting Consultant)
Heavy on "time management" approach - but his philosophy is that we don't use the Outlook tools to do this because we don't know how to use them efficiently. Good tips, but you have to want to embrace this approach!
Ben Lowy
(- at -)
such useful information. make me more efficient. I think all business professionals can learn greatly from this course. helps manage time and overall improve organization skills. A must have course for professionals.
Anonymous
(CFO)
This course was excellent. Randy is a very effective instructor and I am now very interested in taking his other time management courses. Everyone interested in time-saving tips in Outlook should take this course.
Anonymous
(Controller)
I learned a lot of things in this course that I was unaware of in Outlook. Very useful information and good instructor. I just wish some screens shots of what he was showing in Outlook were included in the slides.
Paul Francom
( at N/A)
Very cool course. My only complaint (minor) is that this was recorded in 2014 and it is now April, 2020. MS Outlook has gone through many updates. However, most of the items were easy to find in Outlook 365.
Anonymous
(Director, Accounting)
Great course on Microsoft Outlook with tips that I can start using immediately and benefit from. The instructor was very engaging. He is truly passionate about this subject and very knowledgeable.
Anonymous
()
Randy presents topics in a highly energetic manner. The topics are excellent, the speed can leave someone behind if they are trying to follow along. Their are A LOT of good ideas in this course
Anonymous
(Sr Accountant Lead)
This course offered helpful tips on prioritizing your daily responsibilities using your calendar and task list instead of relying only on your email in-box. All would benefit from this course.
Anonymous
(Unemployed)
I had not used all of the features available for Microsoft Outlook. This course did an exceptional job in presenting the feature and demonstrating how to use them effectively. Outstanding!
Anonymous
(Staff Accountant)
This is a great course! It provides a great overview of Outlook and how to use it to stay more organized. It would be great if it was updated for the most recent version of Outlook.
Anonymous
(Senior Cost Accountant)
My email has always been out of control, so this course has given me the blueprints to improve it. One key item I will start to implement is to use the task feature instead of my inbox.
Anonymous
(Director of IT)
I enjoyed this course. I've used outlook my entire career, but I don't feel like I've used it well. There were some great tips on how to better organize and utilize this amazing tool.
Bob Phipps
( at R.W. Phipps, PA)
he brought up the activities button, which i can't find on my outlook. that is a great search idea....might want to include how to find it, if not there. otherwise great course!
Anonymous
(solo)
Great course. Stated prerequisite requirements were appropriate and sufficient. Program materials were relevant and contributed to the achievement of the learning objectives.
Anonymous
(Snr Accounting Consultant, CPA)
Professor Dean, thank you so much for such a great refresher review on microsoft outlook. It was good to be reminded of how save time when using outlook and showed us some tips.
Susan Almerez
(Controller at Communications International Inc.)
This is a great course for someone who needs an overview of different tasks you can do in outlook. I plan to take the next so I can delve down deeper and become more efficient.
Kathy Crelly
(Director of Finance at NATA)
This is one of the best courses I've taken in a long time. I just finished it and am already working to implement what I learned. I look forward to seeing his other offerings.
Anonymous
(Associate Director, CFCC Assurance)
Great course! Good walkthrough examples with explanatory rationales. Definitely interested in his other courses. Essential for anyone interested in increasing productivity.
Jennifer Leach
(Internal Audit at Petknowledgy LLC)
Wonderful tips - I actually paused the webinar and put his tips into use. I configured categories and created signatures for my recurring emails. Highly recommend this course!
Norman West
(Financial Manager at Lockheed Martin)
Mr. Dean is a very good instructor. He is well organized and completely prepared. The information he shared is very useful, and could significantly improve my productivity.
Anonymous
(Accounting Manager)
Great course. This information will definitely help me use Outlook to its fullest. I didn’t know a lot of the features and this will be useful to help me better organize.
Cathy Kyriakis
(Distribution & Sales Ops Mgr at Intuit Canada)
Randy is a fun and engaging instructor. His tips and methodology can really be used to improve your daily efficiency. I've already stopped being a slave to the "bling"!
Kathleen Busk Varas
(Principal Financial Consultant at V Ventures Consulting)
Awesome tips for productivity...including showing how the effective usage of tasks in conjunction with categories makes task prioritization work to improve task delivery.
Ben Perron
(Accountant at Kimley-Horn)
This course explodes the tired habits and tendencies that characterize most Outlook users. You will come away ready to conquer Outlook, and as a result, your work.
Anonymous
(Senior Business Consultant)
Great tips, but putting some of them into practice may be inhibited by an organization's work culture, e.g. expectation that emails be responded to immediately
Anonymous
(CFO)
Well worth your time. Very practical use of Outlook to become more efficient managing information at work. Keep the imprortant things the important things.
Oxana Pelc
(Access Management Specialist at Hire Counsel @Facebook)
Great overview of Outlook factional tools. I love the instructor's personal stories and positive personality. Easy directions to follow and great content.
Anonymous
()
Great info for maximizing utilization of a common tool - I will deploy many of these strategies to better manage my calendar, contacts, tasks, and email.
Anonymous
(Staff Accountant)
Great course with tons of tips for improving the use of Outlook for better productivity. Functionality is shown step by step within the Outlook program.
Anonymous
(Senior Manager)
Content great and topics in general are still relevant, but this is using the 2010 version and could be enhanced with new features and M365 integration.
Anonymous
(Outreach Coordinator)
Course material was simple to follow and great to do's! Instructor made the course easy to listen to, with some comedy that most people can understand.
Anonymous
(Sr Accountant)
This course was a game changer for me in how to utilize Outlook more effectively with tasks. Instructor was highly effective and brought great energy.
Melissa Montgomery
( at Urban Genesis)
Good tips. However, this does need to be updated because Activities (which was an exam question) was eliminated between Outlook 2010 and Outlook 2013.
Anonymous
(Order Management Specialist)
I liked the entire course. I was surprised at how many features there are I didn't use. I think anyone using Outlook could benefit from this course.
Anita Flores
(Manufacturing Product Manager at Intuit, Inc.)
The presentation was very helpful. I am definitely one of the people that only used Outlook for three areas. Will be able to expand on it now.
Lawrence DeParis
(Founder & CEO at C-Level Solutions LLC)
Excellent course. Reorienting to Calendar, then Tasks, then e-mail makes a great deal of sense and I will be implementing it immediately.
Ed Sung
(Supply Chain Operations Manager at Intuit)
Instructor does not cover Outlook for Mac 2011. A lot of the settings do not apply for Mac. Other than that, I really enjoyed the course.
Anonymous
(Internal Audit Manager)
Really thought the way of following up on items owed to you was a very clever approach and I plan on trying this approach going forward.
Cheryl Somers
(- at -)
We will be converting to Outlook from Lotus Notes at work, this course taught me how to approach Outlook in the most efficient manner.
Anonymous
(Revenue Manager)
Good review of Outlook and its 5 primary tools. The viewing screen is too small to see clearly some of the items being pointed out.
Shirley Bailey
(Board Member at GMR Protection Resources)
Great speaker that has developed these tips into a great presentation. I liked the examples and found the information very useful.
Anonymous
(Manager)
Good course it has some useful tips. My only issue is this course seems to be outdated (2014?) for the new functions of Outlook
Torin Campbell, CMA
(Controller at Form-A-Fab)
Most of us rely on Outlook in bot work and personal life and this is a great resource to get the most out of Outlook. Well done!
Darren Rix
(Director of FP&A at AFL Global)
A little dated. Needs to be updated to current outlook. some of the strategies go beyond outlook software and these are useful.
Anonymous
(General Accountant)
I really like how informative this course is. The way the speaker delivers the course outline is very concise and objective.
Anonymous
(VP Finance - Americas Region)
Use of Tasks was most helpful for me. I used them in the past, but can see how helpful they can be. Will start using again.
Anonymous
()
Fabulous course. Planning to implement Randy's techniques as soon as possible to deal with E-mail and better control my day!
Anonymous
(AVP Accounting Information Systems)
I use outlook every day and this course has really blown my mind with the features I didn’t even realize were available.
Anonymous
()
Very interesting and dynamic. Tips are very good and useful. Will allow to optimize this tool that we are using every day.
Barbara Penhall
( at Barbara D Penhall, CPA, PC)
Great presenter, timely information. Clear directions for using many functions of Outlook that I am not currently using.
Anonymous
(Business Account Manager)
The content was good, but the course is a bit long. 1hr is ideal. Great content for new Outlook users and intermediate.
Adara Reese
(Program Analyst-Auditor at VA - U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs)
I liked learning about how tasks can be assigned to be people and an email can be generated as part of that assignment.
Anonymous
(Corporate)
was very informative, taught me the tools to manage my time and get my work done
made me want to tame the email beast
Cheryl Husmann
( at Smiling Aviation, Inc.)
This is a great in-depth view of Outlook with a lot of useful tricks to help keep all life’s details under control.
Julie Hammeras
(Sr. Manager, Transformation - ERP at Liberty Utilities)
This webinar was full of great ideas for time management. Even just implementing a few should save me lots of time.
Matthew Sloan
( at DB USA)
excellent work and important subject matter. thanks for showing what few of us explore in our daily working hours.
Richard B. Walser
(Controller at SASCO)
I will start utilizing Outlook in a new way. Very useful guidance to stay on top of things and accomplish more.
Kitty Kat McNeil
(Customer Transaction & Retention Ser.. at Intuit)
I enjoyed the course and learned a lot from it
I do wish I could see my final exam score after I have taken it
Didn't know you could create task and calendar entries via drag and drop - a simple thing that is quite useful.
bev stenger
(CPA owner at Stenger Consulting)
Great course. Lots of tips and tricks I have not used before. I will be looking for other Randy Dean courses.
Anonymous
(Director - A/P)
Good course to learn the best way to handle email and related tasks to keep emails in your inbox to a minimum.
Tiffany Donnelly
(Financial Analyst at A-dec)
Review of Tasks was very helpful - will begin incorporating this tool into my daily and weekly recurring work.
Lorraine Vargo
( at self)
Excellent suggestions. I would like this course updated to the latest version of Outlook. It is from 2014.
MARTIN COBB
(CFO at FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT CONSUTING LLC)
Excellent material. Really great course. Outlook certainly has more to offer than I realized or was using.
Andromeda Collinsworth
(Service Delivery Supervisor at Teletech Holdings Inc)
I have already started implementing some of these tips as I go through the class! Has a positive impact!
Antonio Crawford
(Senior Internal Auditor - Budget/Busines.. at Individual)
It is a very useful training although it was too fast. Overall excellent and practical training. Thanks
Emily Cashwell
(Director, Tax Accounting at Gap Inc)
Even as an advanced and long-time outlook user, I learned a lot of new tips and tricks. Great content!
Anonymous
(APS)
Very informational on Outlook tools that are available that the complete functionality was not known!
Anonymous
(Compliance Officer)
Great tips, tricks and strategies for managing the Outlook email, task, calendar and contact tools.
Anonymous
(Accounts Payable Specialist)
Now outdated slightly with Newer outlook functionality. What about folders and navigation options.
Alison Hare
(Technical Accounting Manager at Cisco)
Great examples of improvements and practical tips to manage time and email distractions - thanks
Anonymous
(Auditor)
The outlook session was great and very interesting to learn. I allow me to do further research.
Kevin Moschella
(Sr. Director, FP&A at Evidera)
One of the best courses I've taken with Proformative. Will help you become much more organized.
Anonymous
()
almost bailed when I saw it was 2014, but info is still relevant today and I did learn from it!
Christian Fregin
(Controller and Supply Chain Manager at Schlafly Beer - The Saint Louis Breweryâ..)
Great course wi lots of good suggestions that will free up crucial minutes throughout my day.
Craig Scanlon
(Owner at BST)
Great course...going to go back again to make sure I picked up all the helpful tips and tricks
Kaitlin Shimizu
(Sr Tax Analyst at Gap Inc.)
Very helpful tips to utilize Outlook better - everyone could benefit from taking this course
Anonymous
(Senior Accountant)
This course was very well organized and informative. I enjoyed the course and learned a lot.
Anonymous
(Senior Accounting Analyst)
Helpful and informative but would take some getting use to to incorporate into everyday life.
Scott Anderton
(CFO at HCA)
Practical suggestions to become more efficient and gain back that valuable commodity of time.
Anonymous
(Unstructured Time Coordinator)
Awesome. Randy is a great instructor. He's quirky, to the point and overall entertaining.
Anonymous
(Senior Financial Analyst)
This was an interesting course. It provided me some ideas of how to manage my own outlook.
Nina Sirak
( at L'Auberge Lake Charles)
Learned how to easily use some Outlook functions to immediately improve daily efficiency
Cathy Hernandez
(Financial Controller, Downhole at National Oilwell Varco)
Excellent course. I thought I knew a lot about outlook but I learned a few new tricks.
Anonymous
(Senior Manager, Finance)
Very insightful course with a number of tips that can be put into practice right away.
Anonymous
(CFO)
A lot of useful ideas to help make one more productive and better manage time & email
Anonymous
(Card Program Administrator)
A lot of information covered, but was well presented. Many helpful ideas presented.
Stephen Sylvester
(Freelance Writer at Private)
Excellent course; recommended for everyone from entry-level employees to executives.
Anonymous
()
recommend updating this course to at least 2020. Lots of information is out of date.
Anonymous
(Accounting Manager)
Very useful information; learned new organizing skills that are easy to implement.
Anonymous
(Sr. Accountant)
Some very helpful suggestions for efficiently and strategically planning each day.
Anonymous
(CPA)
Excellent presentation. A lot of information and useful tips to get organized.
Jesse Campbell
( at Suzlon Wind Energy)
This course gave me specific actionable information to make me more productive.
Anonymous
(UP Specialist)
Wow! Didn't know Outlook had so many ways to use it. This course is excellent!
Paul Tansley
(President at Tansley's Tax & Fin..)
Helpful but dated.
Cynthia Quigley
(Accountant at Steinhatchee River Club)
Great course, but would be more helpful if it used a current version of Outlook
Gina Alexander
(CFO at Non-hospital based healthcare company)
Great information, I feel I will be more productive going forward. Great tips.
Anonymous
(-)
Great course to learn tricks to be more productive and efficient with outlook.
Anonymous
(Property Accounting Manager)
It was helpful to learn a few new tips on how to use Outlook more efficiently.
Anonymous
(Not Provided)
It is wonderful to learn so many important and handy functions of Outlook.
Anonymous
(CPA, CFE, MBA)
Great course, fast and informative and I can't wait to implement the ideas.
Anonymous
(-)
lots of tips even for someone who has been using Outlook for many years.
Anonymous
()
I REALLY need to be more mindful of how I use email - it rules my life!
Sharon McCauley
(President at Barons', Inc.)
Great speaker and content. Kept me interactive with the presentation.
Anonymous
(-)
Drag and drop. Task features and categories that interact with emails.
Sandi McDonald
(Controller at Attorneys Insurance Mutual of the South)
Too much repetition and not enough instruction on how outlook works.
Craig Ward, CPA
(Chief Financial Officer at Geigerrig)
Once again very good. Would be good to get the equivalent in Google.
Anonymous
(Quality Manager)
Would have been beneficial to have screenshots of outlook activities
Christopher Thomson
(Supply Chain Analyst at Intuit Ltd)
I learned a lot of useful tips for Outlook that I wasn't aware of.
Anonymous
(acctg)
ok but everybody has his own way to organize things in outlook etc
Anonymous
(CPA)
The instructor was very knowledgeable and also a good presenter.
John Watkins
( at GSMS Inc)
Good course and ideas for staying more organized and effective..
This course make me understood my understanding level of outlook.
Anonymous
(Finance Director)
Shared very good tips to help manage emails, calendar, and tasks.
Jamie Keller
( at Pegasystems)
Informative, I especially liked the information on Outlook Tasks.
Anonymous
(Corporate Controller)
Found this course very useful and learnt a few tips and tricks.
Anonymous
()
Course was very good and I found it to be somewhat entertaining
Nancy Moreland
(Principal at N. L. Moreland)
Interesting structure presented, in addition to numerous "tips"
Anonymous
(Manager, IAS)
Was a good course but would recommend Taming Outlook over it.
Anonymous
(-Accountant)
Fantastic tips. I cannot wait to implement for the New Year.
Anonymous
(Sr. Accountant)
Powerful stuff that I will be able to implement immediately.
Larry Swanson
(Sr. Project Manager at Grant Thornton LLP )
Provided Many great ways to allow me to better manage my day
Zulfiqar Haider
(None at None)
A very quick and focused use of outlook as a strategic tool.
Gurwinder Singh
(Team Lead at Escalon Services Pvt Ltd.)
Nice to learn the potential of outlook in so many new ways.
Anonymous
(PRESIDENT)
Outlook for Office 365 would have been more helpful for me.
Anonymous
(Unemployed)
Great deal of information was covered. will be very useful
Anonymous
(Controllership Analyst)
Great course, many valuable tips.
I recomnde the course.
Sarah Randall
(Market Research Analyst at A-dec)
Very helpful, easy to follow, and immediately applicable.
Anonymous
(Sr. Administrative Clerk)
Very helpful class for new beginners to Outlook. Thanks!
Anonymous
(Senior Internal Auditor)
Enjoyed this course as it has so many handy tips to use
Laura Munson
(CFO at Cathedral Capital)
Very dated from 2014. Should update for Microsoft 365.
Andrea Koeppel
( at AF Koeppel)
While the information is good, it is extremely dated.
Siva Vinay
(Controller at Park n Fly)
Great information about task and tips, very valuable
Anonymous
(Senior Director & Controller, Financ..)
Great course. A lot of helpful information and tips
Anonymous
(Farm and Nursery Manager)
I like the review. You need to do this with gmail.
Anonymous
(CFO)
Very practical tips that everyone can benefit from
Marquis Huntsman
(CFO at Castle Breckenridge Management)
I can't wait to put these times to practical use.
Andrew Anderson, CPA
(Principal Financial Analyst at Rio Tinto)
Really helpful tips to help boost my productivity.
Anonymous
(Compliance)
Great Training. Objective Completed . Recommended.
Christie Winstead
(Senior Accountant at First Choice)
Very useful for organization and time management.
LuCinda Moran
(Sr Business Systems Analyst at Intuit)
would like to see this updated for Outlook 2013
Kevin Murray
(Business Partner - Strategic Projects at The Wesson Group)
Some great tips for even an experienced user.
Syed Ahmad
(Finance at ZFTRW)
Nice information. Learned usefull techniques.
Fast paced! But I learned a few tricks.
Anonymous
(-)
Excellent tips, and the pace is perfect.
Becky Williams
(Manager of Operations Accounting at CONSOL Energy, Inc.)
Great ideas on utilizing Outlook!
Douglas Ronald
(---- at ------------)
Great tips and features/ideas.
Peter Abader
(- at BMO)
Great tips especially with tasks
Brad Hyatt
(Finance Systems Manager at State Auto Insurance)
Another great class from Randy!
Rudy Fischer
(Partner at RKFischer & Associates)
Some great take aways for me.
Veronica Panergo
(Accountant at Intuit Canada)
Very interesting and helpful!
Monique Simpson
(Director, Financial Reporting at ALR Life Reinsurance Ltd.)
Useful course with good tips.
Irina Weintraub
(Senior Fund Accountant at Opus Capital )
Very useful course. Thanks!
Michele Ramachandran
(Principal Business Analyst at Intuit)
Loved the instructor!
Diane Kortsch
(Director External Audit and Monitoring M.. at -Anthem)
Some interesting tips
Anonymous
(-Internal Auditor)
Jampacked with info.
Anonymous
(Credit and Collections Specialist)
Easy and great tips
Manish Kothari
(Technical Accountant at HDI Global Specialty Australia Branch)
Tips are practical
Ian Smith
(Accountant at Self-Employed)
Useful new tips
Tim Philips
(Controller at Self)
Good overview
Kristi Diotte
(Senior Accountant at Petro Waste Environmental)
Very helpful!
Robert Godfrey
(CPA at Robert Godfrey, CPA)
Very helpful
Baris Arslan
(Internal Audit Director at Freelance)
Very helpful
Anonymous
()
Very useful.
Jacqueline LaFleur
(Finance Manager at Laureate International Universities)
Great tips!
Hossam Ali Elsherief
(General Accountant & senior Auditor at Authorized Policy Insurance Brokers)
Good Course
Katherine Rivette
(COO / CFO at Henderson Caverly Pum & Charney)
Excellent!
Haley Gismondi
(CPA - Fund Accounting at Technology Crossover Ventures)
Helpful
Anonymous
(Accounting Manager)
Useful
Anonymous
(Vice President Finance EMEA & ASIA P..)
Ok
Prerequisites
Course Complexity: Foundational
- A basic understanding and use of Microsoft Office/Outlook
- It is strongly recommended, but not required, that you complete the related Taming the E-mail Beast Using MS Outlook program also posted on Illumeo.The combination of these two programs will lead to the best outcomes and a much deeper skill set for most MS Outlook users.
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