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AOL is dying on September 30<\/a><\/strong>. I remember AOL, sometimes fondly and at other times not so much. AOL was the gateway to the internet, bulletin boards, and a host of information, for those of us who could not directly patch into the network. AOL CD-ROMs were everywhere, in grocery stores, in hardware stores, in dental offices, sent to you in the mail…snail mail, not email, since you had to be on AOL to get email (flashbacks of \u201cyou\u2019ve got mail)! You did not have to ask, it just came. And AOL was highly successful, with a user base of around 20 million<\/a> at its peak. You logged in using a modem, which would make sounds until the connection was established. If you listened carefully, you could tell if the connection was successful or not before the computer would figure it out. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

But technology marches on. Once DSL came, people left for the speedier always-on connection of 5 MB to 20 MB\/sec<\/a>…and then fiber.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Are YOU<\/strong> still using old technology? Probably not old internet technology, but what about your time tracking technology<\/strong>? When AOL was at its peak, I was using pen and paper to track my time, and if I was being ambitious would enter the data into Notepad or even better Excel. While Excel had its downside, it was the most advanced technology for tracking time in those days. Is this you, still using ancient technology track time when the world around you has changed? You do not use ISP technology from the 1990\u2019s, why would you use time tracking technology from that era?<\/p>\n\n\n\n

TimeCatchApp<\/strong> is today\u2019s time tracking technology plus,<\/strong> using the power of today\u2019s technologyto make your life easier, speedier and more efficient. And that plus<\/strong> is an efficiency bundle you won’t get anywhere else: Integrated invoicing, document control attached to projects and specific tasks, retention of discussions with your project that will not be deleted due to Teams retention policies, and more! By using TimeCatchApp<\/strong>, users can conservatively save up to 9 hours a month<\/a>, just on time tracking. But the savings are even greater if you include the disruptions inherent in the old technology, where you repeatedly have to change your focus from your work to tracking your work. These changes can cause a reduction in work output and an elevation in your stress<\/a>. The benefits of TimeCatchApp<\/strong> include:<\/p>\n\n\n\n