Project Management Software
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Community saint |
Some good ones are: DotProject PhpProjekt TaskJuggler Thoughts? |
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Good question. At Chris's suggestion, I took a look at clockingit.com. It looks very suitable for what we are doing. I have already set up an account and had a bit of a play using some of the outline. I will try to have this all in place by Monday, if possible. Bob |
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My main concerns are file collaboration and task tracking which it seems to have. As a hosted application it has both advantages and disadvantages to us but I think at this point it is maybe a good idea to go with hosted as it is one less chore for us to do in setting up a self managed system. I like it so far. |
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I was pleasantly surprised after taking a look at Clocking IT based on Chris's suggestion. It seems to have good collaboration tools with both forums and chat for users, and all the tools needed to manage a project. I am thinking of adding a "Guest" user with read-only access so that other forum members can take a look at what's on our plate and maybe decide to pitch in. At the very least, it creates the transparency I envision for the project. Bob |
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digiflash | Photography,Webdesign and digital art community (dutch) |
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Just another option in case you want to try it - ClockIT does sounds good. |
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