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About PEP
What
is the background to the PEP programme?
The original
PEP programme was devised by Kerry Gleeson in 1984. The first version of PEP
was piloted and then conducted for 10,000 employees in Svenska Handelsbanken,
Sweden's largest bank at the time. Kerry founded IBT International in Boca Raton,
Florida around that time. Both IBT Sweden and IBT UK followed soon after. Now
there are 20 IBTs in the world. Kerry Gleeson's book, "The Personal Efficiency
Program, How to Do More Work in Less Time" has been translated into 16 languages.
It topped the Amazon best seller lists in May 2001 for Japan (385,000 sales) and
was knocked off the top spot only by Harry Potter. PEP has evolved over the years
and makes use of up to the minute software and current workplace approaches
but the fundamental principles of efficiency and effectiveness are timeless. One
of its key attributes is that it does not need or rely on particular support systems
for its use. (Such as bespoke diaries, special planning materials, particular
software etc.) PEP gets mileage out of whatever people currently have and use,
and it doesn't require ongoing purchases. It has been used to launch, support
or re-kindle quality programmes, change programmes and corporate initiatives of
all kinds. Apart from simply freeing up the time and attention to participate
in such initiatives, it embodies personal change and continuous improvement. It
produces results immediately. | -
White-collar employees spend on average 10.7% of their work week, or over 5.5
work weeks per year, looking for misfiled or lost information. |
Who
uses the PEP programme?
It's been used by NASA, by the Tom Peters organisation,
by executives and staff of multi-national companies and by small to medium
size enterprises on all continents. If you are receiving this in the UK, it
should be accompanied by a testimonial pack showing letters from a cross section
of UK banks, building societies, pharmaceuticals, and retailers. In November 2001,
IBT Benelux signed a contract to deliver the worldwide Personal Efficiency Programme
(PEP) to the entire European Commission, including all DGs, The Court of Justice,
the Eurostat, Office of Publications and Court of Auditors. The Programme will
assist them with their administrative pressures and with establishing more efficient
and effective ways of working. The Programme is expected to continue over a 2
- 5 year period. What do I do next?
The Personal
Efficiency Programme will enable you to prioritise, make deadlines, achieve, produce,
AND have balance in your work and life like nothing else. Call us or e-mail
us today. The most recent endorsement is from the Secretary
of Defence for Australia and we have published his speech (introducing
Kerry Gleeson) in full. | -
On average, managers are interrupted every 8 minutes and need 2 minutes to refocus.
Executives spend 40% of their time dealing with interruptions every 13 minutes,
with 5 minutes needed to become productive again. |
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