"Army Agenda" and covers for such

[cdn031]

Hi Folks

Interested in hearing from people that use or have used the "Army Agenda" planner offered by Canex:
  What do you like about it?
  What do you think needs to be improved?
  How does it compare to a Daytimer or Covey or other "Name brand" you may have used?
  Would you buy a competative, similarly featured product?
  Would you like to see a Cadpat cover/ binder for such?
  If a percentage of the proceeds went to a worthwhile cause - say Army cadets - would this be a factor in your purchase decision?

Thanks for those that can take a few seconds to reply!

 

[Franko]

Mind telling the membership who you are and why all the questions?

You may get some responses.

Regards

 

[cdn031]

Good point Recce!

I'm doing some research in support of a project that could be used as a fund raiser for an
Army Cadet Corps or Army Cadets in general if the concept scales as I think it would.
(Tagging gets a little tired after a while, selling chocolate bars a pain, so we are looking at an actual "Product")

That said this is "Market research" , by myself and a few others with backgrounds
in both Military and "Productivity" areas. With a view of creating a "Better" planner,
probably in partnership with a couple of "namebrand" suppliers

Ulimately the product would be a covered binder 5x8 with Planner, datebook,
maybe even target shooting "Plotter" pages, job aides etc.
Target Market is Regular and Reserve Officers and NCOs

Hope that Helps!!

 

[Kokanee]

I've previously bought two of them, and within a week they get forgotten at the back of my locker. It's just easier for me to scribble things down in my mini fmp, stick it in my pocket and go.