If someone wants to tag things in 15 different ways, they can do it. In the long run, will people have to do work up front to organize their information, or will it all happen automatically - an AI surfaces what you need when you need it?
Where were you? What was in the note? Was it a picture? Was it a table? What time of year was it? How long ago was it? Who was it from? All that context will help in the retrieval. That allows you to retrieve things not just by keywords but by context. Next, how do you retrieve stuff? We've been tripling down on our investment in our search, in our You can just speak and capture your ideas when you're on the go, in a car, on a run. We launched an integration with Siri two or three weeks ago which is all about removing friction. We will look back at the use of our thumbs and keyboards in the next couple of years as a little bit antiquated. There should be very little time or friction between having a thought and capturing it. We want to be that place where you capture your ideas at the speed of thought. O'Neill: We've all had the experience of forgetting an idea, or having inspiration and it just kind of goes away. Why should people move their lives to it? I think in three, four, five, 10 years, we'll look back and we won't be able to live without these sorts of tools.Ī lot of people aren't familiar with Evernote. Most of the things that we have today are good, certainly not great. In five or 10 years, there will be a nice marrying of technology and humans so we can assist - so you can feel organized without having to do the organization.
It's an extension of who they are and how they think and how they work. It's not just a place where they keep things. What our users tell us is that they feel a sense of calm when they use Evernote. O'Neill: I'm not here to suggest that we're going to completely solve this. Watch this: Evernote beefs up app with search, sharing and Siriīut does Evernote just make a small dent in the problem? Even with the nicest of tools, we're still overwhelmed with information - emails, instant messages, Slack channels, Google Docs sharing, social networks and other conduits for information.
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