Online Project Management / Collaboration
Online Project Management / Collaboration
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egomeister

Original Poster:

7,613 posts

294 months

Wednesday 7th March 2007
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Does anyone have experience of (free) online project management software? My hosting package comes with dotproject and phprojekt so I'll be investigating these shortly.

The user would be a small engineering consultancy which would like to find a way of managing projects with a number of users (both staff and clients) at remote locations - basically giving a consistent point of reference for all users. Ideally the solution would be relatively lightweight as there would not be a dedicated project manager to maintain this process and therefore any time spent in setup would be time lost for design.

Any thoughts appreciated!

egomeister

Original Poster:

7,613 posts

294 months

Thursday 8th March 2007
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Shameless bump for the daytime lot!

.Flyer

434 posts

281 months

Thursday 8th March 2007
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I know you said free, but have a look at Basecamp. There is a free version, but may be too restrictive.

egomeister

Original Poster:

7,613 posts

294 months

Thursday 8th March 2007
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.Flyer said:
I know you said free, but have a look at Basecamp. There is a free version, but may be too restrictive.


Cheers flyer - looks like a pretty polished product, and probably a bit simpler than the ones I mentioned before. Certainly worth investigating, I'll have to have a dabble with the free version.

Having spent half an hour or so looking at dotproject/phprojekt I'm initially concerned that they may be a little complicated/confusing to get into - I didn't feel I intuitively knew where to go to to set stuff up and I could see a system getting discarded quickly if it wasn't really easy to get into.

hodgy587

676 posts

245 months

Thursday 8th March 2007
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Have a look for Hydra, tinkered with it and it seems quite good ..

slinky

egomeister

Original Poster:

7,613 posts

294 months

Friday 9th March 2007
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hodgy587 said:
Have a look for Hydra, tinkered with it and it seems quite good ..

slinky


Cheers, I'll take a proper look over the weekend - certainly seems quite comprehensive.