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€¢ Keep up with lecture notes so you don’t miss a vital thought €¢ Get your projects underway faster and maximize productivity by letting multiple participants access and work on different aspects alongside each other €¢ Annotate documents with comments and thoughts during team meetings, then share with colleagues

€¢ Create agendas, write memos and craft presentations €¢ Plan events such as holidays, weddings or parties €¢ Gather, capture and store every thought you need to stay productive €¢ Set reminders to keep on top of activities and write to-do lists €¢ Make personal checklists to keep your thoughts organized €¢ Get inspired and brainstorm creative ideas with your team by working collaboratively in the same documents €¢ Search within pictures and annotate images to give quick feedback €¢ Create, share and discuss with the people who help get your work done, all in one app €¢ Start your task working on one device and continue on another without ever missing a beatĮvernote gives you the tools to share, discuss and collaborate productively with others: €¢ Sync everything automatically across any computer, phone or tablet €¢ Use Evernote as a digital notepad and easy-to-format word processor for all your thoughts as they comeĮvernote gives you the ability to sync and comment on content across all devices: €¢ Organize your receipts, bills and invoices €¢ Attach Microsoft Office docs, PDFs and photos €¢ Use camera capture to easily scan and comment on pieces of paper, including printed documents, business cards, handwriting and sketches €¢ Take notes in a variety of formats, including: text, sketches, photos, audio, video, PDFs, web clippings and more €¢ Write, collect and capture ideas as searchable notes, notebooks, checklists and to-do lists €œWhen it comes to taking all manner of notes and getting work done, Evernote is an indispensable tool.” – PC MagĮvernote gives you the tools you need to keep your work effortlessly organized: "Use Evernote as the place you put everything … Don’t ask yourself which device it’s on—it’s in Evernote" – The New York Times