[thelist] Project Management

[VOLKAN ÖZÇELİK]

Have you tried sidejobtrack?

http://sidejobtrack.com/

It has nice features:

- projects
- estimates
- invoicing
and most importantly
- reporting.

I've just been a member to it so I don't know whether it is the best
of its species but I may migrate from basecamp to it as well.

One more difference from basecamp is
it is totally free with no limitation on number of projects.
(I currently use basecamp's free subscription and I am limited to a
single project only)

Anyway, imho, it's worth giving a try.

HTH,
Volkan.

2005/11/2, Maximillian Schwanekamp <lists at neptunewebworks.com>:
> What is everyone using for project management?  Historically I've been
> using Basecamp, which is great but sometimes a bit too simplistic for
> larger projects.  It's very useful to be able to add priority levels and
> some sort of progress value to different tasks, and to filter
> tasks/projects/etc according to that priority level.  Basecamp does not
> offer this, so I've been trialling with dotProject which is more
> sophisticated, but it has quite a lot of quirks and the documentation is
> largely fee-based (!), plus it is slooowww, at least on my server.   So,
> what do you use?  I'm open to both desktop and web apps, free or fee.
> Some basic requirements are:
> Multiple companies/clients
> Multiple projects per client
> Projects should be task-oriented
> Tasks can be prioritized, and filtered according to priority level
> Some sort of grouping of tasks (e.g. Milestone + To-Do list, Task +
> Child Tasks, or...?)
> Project Messaging, preferably can tie messages to a particular milestone
> or task
> Web-accessible reporting of some sort, so client can view project progress
> Reasonably easy learning curve (which AFAIK knocks MS Project out of the
> running), especially on client/non-tech side
>
> Suggestions?
> --
> Max Schwanekamp
> http://www.neptunewebworks.com/
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