Try OpenGoo, a simple yet powerful tool.
http://www.opengoo.org/
Great for small to medium sized offices but you need to maintain it yourself
on your server.
Gaurav
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On Tue, Mar 10, 2009 at 9:08 AM, Will Evans wrote:
> There is a web based application whose name escapes me right now but I heard
> about it through twitter - something about 5 minutes before 5pm, or some
> such thing that at least seemed like the user experience was better, more
> thought through
There is a web based application whose name escapes me right now but I
heard about it through twitter - something about 5 minutes before 5pm,
or some such thing that at least seemed like the user experience was
better, more thought through than the developer-designed Basecamp. If
that jogs
The Behance action method also has a cool iphone app which so far has
been great for aligning my personal tasks. I haven't used it much
for delegation or team tracking yet.
http://www.actionmethod.com/iPhone_Tour
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ProjectPier is an open-source branch of the now-commercialized
activeCollab, originally conceived as a Basecamp alternative. I'm
trying out installations of ProjectPier for IxDA's project management
and for another project as well. It's only been a few weeks, but the
initial experience has been goo
I second 'votes for Google Sites my only warning, there is a file
storage limit for individual accounts of 100MB (if you have Gmail/Google
Enterprise, I think you get a bit more space).
I have used Basecamp many times and it usually became a gloried file-storage
system, not much information sh
Try google sites. Also, Backpack, which is also made by 37signals, is more
along the lines of what you're looking for.
-eva
On Mon, Mar 9, 2009 at 1:55 PM, Heather Anderson <
heather.ander...@disney.com> wrote:
> www.actionmethod.com is similar to basecamp, but with more designer
> feel to it
www.actionmethod.com is similar to basecamp, but with more designer
feel to it and greater functionality.
The other one, which I think might suit you best, is Google Sites:
http://sites.google.com/ Here you can insert docs, presentations,
spreadsheets, images, photo slide shows, forms, etc... an
On 9 Mar 2009, at 15:20, Hope Turner wrote:
My company is looking for an alternate solution for posting files to
share with our clients.
Currently we're using Basecamp and it is good, but has it’s
limitations. We like the ‘forum’ nature of it but it good do with some
tweaks. I think the bigges
We have been evaluating Redmine, http://www.redmine.org/
It can integrate with e-mail and SVN and has a similar interface as
Basecamp.
So far it is a good project management tool and issue tracker.
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Have you tried Huddle? You can find it at http://www.huddle.net.
I'm trialing it now. Can't vouch just yet, but it came highly
recommended and I like it so far.
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http://www.ixda.org/discuss?post=39672
My company is looking for an alternate solution for posting files to
share with our clients.
Currently we're using Basecamp and it is good, but has it’s
limitations. We like the ‘forum’ nature of it but it good do with some
tweaks. I think the biggest downfall (forgive me if I’m wrong, I have
only
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