Project/Task mgmt software recommendations??

[troncarver]

looking for a nice interface or software to manage daily/monthly tasks of approx 7-10 people for exisiting projects and new development.

would be ideal to cater to small tasks, large projects, brainstorming, deadlines, goals, milestones, collaboration etc.

In the past i have used basecamp/grouphub, pivotaltracker and cohuman

just signed up to hitask and attask....

anyone have a gem that works for their team?

[Topbuxom Lea]

we use tasksquid

seemed to work ok for our department tasks/projects.

-L

[candyflip]

I use this and it does the job quite nicely.

No fees and you can install it on your server, so your data and project info isn't tied to some other company.

http://collabtive.o-dyn.de/

[troncarver]

thanks so far guys, will check both of those out -

candyflip you still gotta roll by the office someday - maybe we can do something together with your mobile solution in your sig

[Deej]

thanks so far guys, will check both of those out -

candyflip you still gotta roll by the office someday - maybe we can do something together with your mobile solution in your sig

YOuve got to have bagels and schmear...


Just saying...

[troncarver]

YOuve got to have bagels and schmear...


Just saying...

thats just the munchies talking

[Deej]

thats just the munchies talking

Im not joking.

Candyflip... do you demand bagels for meetings and within that demand must there be schmears... ?



You just watch Carver...

[Varius]

Over the years I have tried plenty of different scripts/systems, but never found any I liked enough to use over custom code.

[atom]

We have been using this for years and love it - http://www.fogcreek.com/FogBugz/

[Adraco]

Microsoft Exchange for it's calendar and task handling, Microsoft Sharepoint for all files, documents and projects.

If you don't have a Microsoft based server, you can rent them as hosted services, and it's quite cheap too. Google around or start here: http://www.myhostedsolution.com/

[troncarver]

Over the years I have tried plenty of different scripts/systems, but never found any I liked enough to use over custom code.

we tried building something custom with no success

We have been using this for years and love it - http://www.fogcreek.com/FogBugz/

will check this out thanks

Microsoft Exchange for it's calendar and task handling, Microsoft Sharepoint for all files, documents and projects.

If you don't have a Microsoft based server, you can rent them as hosted services, and it's quite cheap too. Google around or start here: http://www.myhostedsolution.com/

meh, but thanks

[HomerSimpson]

http://www.activecollab.com/

[bausch]

http://www.thebigpic.org/

[GTS Mark]

Basecamp might be a good option for you.

[Abbie]

http://producteev.com ..cuts the bullshit, has android/iphone app etc. Love it.

[james_clickmemedia]

Used BaseCamp for a couple of years however switched over to

http://www.deskaway.com/

about a year ago. It's less expensive and has more of the features we need.

Great piece of software.

[LongBG]

Basecamp might be a good option for you.

If you read his post, he did mention he has tried basecamp...

[candyflip]

Im not joking.

Candyflip... do you demand bagels for meetings and within that demand must there be schmears... ?

You just watch Carver...

Nah. I like cupcakes and donuts. But they're not required.

[candyflip]

http://producteev.com ..cuts the bullshit, has android/iphone app etc. Love it.

This looks nice. I like the idea of the phone apps too. Thanks for sharing.

[troncarver]

thanks for all the responses sooo far i will be checking out the suggestions will let you know my thoughts

[Ethersync]

http://producteev.com ..cuts the bullshit, has android/iphone app etc. Love it.

I could not find their Android app in the marketplace and I could not find anything on their site about it.

[okok]

Hey Terron, we use the hell out of JIRA. It's great for issue tracking, and there are a ton of great extensions (like GreenHopper, for example, which turns JIRA into the premier tracking tool for agile dev).

[troncarver]

Hey Terron, we use the hell out of JIRA. It's great for issue tracking, and there are a ton of great extensions (like GreenHopper, for example, which turns JIRA into the premier tracking tool for agile dev).

who are you ?

[okok]

Owen from LB sup man

[Pornwolf]

http://www.thebigpic.org/

That is very cool. It's like a mind map combined with a task manager.

[baddog]

http://www.stuffedguys.com/products/factory/

[Deej]

Nah. I like cupcakes and donuts. But they're not required.

You have channnged!

See if I ever predict your mind set ever again!!!!!!!

[NikKay]

Hey Terron, we use the hell out of JIRA. It's great for issue tracking, and there are a ton of great extensions (like GreenHopper, for example, which turns JIRA into the premier tracking tool for agile dev).

We use JIRA as well... it's pretty flexible and we've customized the hell out of it.