Project or Task Managment Software

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If you use any software to manage your projects or just your tasks... what do you use?

I've so far just been working with folders and trying to keep everything organized like that and have just a sticky notes from windows 7 for my todo list kinda thing.

Any software you guys use?
#managment #project #software #task
  • Profile picture of the author sorinv
    I do folders for documents + google calendar + tasks from google calendar for keeping lists. Works very well for me.
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  • Profile picture of the author cheece2001
    I'll look into that.

    Any one use basecamp?
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  • Profile picture of the author JamesM
    I use the community edition of Feng Office, which is great but requires installation on your own server. It's quite a powerful solution, but the reason I use it is because I can give both clients and outsourcers access. It might be a bit overkill for a one man show, but at least you know it'll grow with you!
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    • Profile picture of the author Han Fan
      Originally Posted by JamesM View Post

      I use the community edition of Feng Office, which is great but requires installation on your own server. It's quite a powerful solution, but the reason I use it is because I can give both clients and outsourcers access. It might be a bit overkill for a one man show, but at least you know it'll grow with you!
      thanks for sharing this

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  • Profile picture of the author Mark Blaze
    More recently ive been using "Action Machine" as i found a copy of it the other week and had totally forgotten about it.

    Now it isn't really a very good scheduling tool etc unless you can set time limit's on things to lead up to doing a phone call a X oclock but for productivity increase it work's a treat!

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  • Profile picture of the author Kieron
    I use a very nice free task management tool called clockingit, you can find it here www.clockingit.com once you get used to it you will save a lot of time. Hope this helps you out. Ohh and you can even give your clients access which most of mine love. Good luck, Kieron
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    • Profile picture of the author cheece2001
      Originally Posted by JamesM View Post

      I use the community edition of Feng Office, which is great but requires installation on your own server. It's quite a powerful solution, but the reason I use it is because I can give both clients and outsourcers access. It might be a bit overkill for a one man show, but at least you know it'll grow with you!
      are you able to have 30 of your contacts lets say,... view only the tasks they need to do?

      Originally Posted by Kieron View Post

      I use a very nice free task management tool called clockingit, you can find it here www.clockingit.com once you get used to it you will save a lot of time. Hope this helps you out. Ohh and you can even give your clients access which most of mine love. Good luck, Kieron
      I'm going to definitely look into this one. How long have you been using it?
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  • Profile picture of the author RockstarBen
    Basecamp is all I use. It has reduced my energy and expenses significantly. Without it, I would pay about $1,800 per month in increased personnel expenses.
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  • Profile picture of the author JonAlfredsson
    Basecamp for me - I have used this and it is very easy to use.
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  • Profile picture of the author MassiveMarketer
    BreezePM is quite good as well. Good for individual or team.
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  • Profile picture of the author tecHead
    I've been doing research to answer this particular situation for the last 6mths, myself. I've found some pretty good apps; all of which lacked something... whether it be price not right, missing features, flexibility blah blah.

    I looked again at everything mentioned, here and then decided to look at Google Apps one more time to see if they've updated their offering at all.

    That's when I found this...
    Online Project Management, Task Management and Crowdsourcing Software | Smartsheet

    It also integrates with Google Apps... I think my research might be done.

    HTH
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  • Profile picture of the author Stuart Stirling
    I've done brain-dumps of project using just a mind-map software..
    freemind is good.. and it's free so perfect for me

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  • Profile picture of the author paraschopra
    We have used Google Wave for managing projects when it comes to distributed teams across the globe. The realtime + threaded conversations mode is really useful.
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  • Profile picture of the author iseo
    Hi,

    I need an inexpensive project management software that allows my team and clients to interact with each other easily (customer, team and admin login areas).

    Any suggestions guys?

    Thanks a ton!

    Cheers!

    ISEO
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  • Profile picture of the author cheece2001
    by the looks of what kind of things are out there at the moment, i think I'm going to go with just sticky notes and ms project and them ... maybe later get basecamp and link it with MS project.
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  • Profile picture of the author dhenzel
    Did you check out manymoon.com ? works great for us.
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  • Profile picture of the author Mohsin Rasool
    Hi,

    I have used and tested almost any open source project management script
    and also MS project....but my research concluded at Collabtive. I love it!!!

    I have used this open source version of Basecamp, and Active Colab...
    Collabtive - Open Source collaboration
    It is free. Open source. And you install on your own server and you keep the total
    control. You can give access to your outsourcing staff, your clients and managers...

    On three levels of access.
    Also comes with time tracking, projects, chat, file management and also love
    the user friendly interface.

    Collabtive - Open Source collaboration

    Highly recommended to WARRIOR souls who like to take adventure in technology!

    Regards,
    Mohsin
    PS. Guys if you like this awesome software, please consider making donation to
    the generous guys working on this project. They have created world-class product
    and have kept it Open Source and FREE. Thanks!
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    • Profile picture of the author Dr Dan
      Originally Posted by Mohsin Rasool View Post

      Hi,

      I have used and tested almost any open source project management script
      and also MS project....but my research concluded at Collabtive. I love it!!!

      I have used this open source version of Basecamp, and Active Colab...
      Collabtive - Open Source collaboration
      It is free. Open source. And you install on your own server and you keep the total
      control. You can give access to your outsourcing staff, your clients and managers...

      On three levels of access.
      Also comes with time tracking, projects, chat, file management and also love
      the user friendly interface.

      Collabtive - Open Source collaboration

      Highly recommended to WARRIOR souls who like to take adventure in technology!

      Regards,
      Mohsin
      PS. Guys if you like this awesome software, please consider making donation to
      the generous guys working on this project. They have created world-class product
      and have kept it Open Source and FREE. Thanks!
      Thanks for the link. Have you tried clockingit.com as mentioned above?
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    • Profile picture of the author igorGriffiths
      Thanks for all of the suggestions, I had given up on finding something that worked and did not cost the earth.

      I was looking for a way to manage the resources for my article writer without having to send her a plr pack each week.

      Just finished a trial of Confluence, which looked really good and ticked all of the features boxes, but I spent most of my time ironing out the bugs and when it did start to work, it fell over and refused to work!

      The other related options were stupidly expensive, so had given up and continued with folders and zip files.

      I will take time looking at all of your suggestions and come back with my thoughts.
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      • Profile picture of the author Ryce
        Originally Posted by avelcomms View Post

        Thanks for all of the suggestions, I had given up on finding something that worked and did not cost the earth.

        I was looking for a way to manage the resources for my article writer without having to send her a plr pack each week.

        Just finished a trial of Confluence, which looked really good and ticked all of the features boxes, but I spent most of my time ironing out the bugs and when it did start to work, it fell over and refused to work!

        The other related options were stupidly expensive, so had given up and continued with folders and zip files.

        I will take time looking at all of your suggestions and come back with my thoughts.
        ManyMoon

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        Are all free for small groups and integrate with Google Apps

        Or do your research here: Google Apps Project Management

        Good Luck!
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  • Profile picture of the author cashonly
    I live by Toodledo to implement GTD. But really better for overall life than specific projects.
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  • Profile picture of the author iAmNameLess
    Feng seems to be the only one that could fit my needs besides basecamp. Freedcamp was cool but lacking for me.

    I will post an update, hopefully feng does it!
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    • Profile picture of the author Ryce
      Originally Posted by iAmNameLess View Post

      Feng seems to be the only one that could fit my needs besides basecamp. Freedcamp was cool but lacking for me.

      I will post an update, hopefully feng does it!
      Are you using FengSky or hosting on your own server?
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