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Topic: What You Use dotProject For

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Menttes uses dotproject


	Jan 11, 2007 - 07:34 PM :: r0ver :: 16312 Reads Dotproject is very valuable software for daily tasks in Menttes Read full article: 'Menttes uses dotproject'

Bespoke Web Development (SEO) Project Management

Jun 08, 2006 - 08:16 PM :: crusader :: 19803 Reads

Taking Search Engine Optimisation and Web Development Project Management to the web

We at SEO Crusade have been reviewing dotProject for the last year or so. With the confidence that dotProject is the answer for online project management, we have taken it live.
We have customised the look and feel of dotProject, as well as producing a couple of bespoke modules for the framework
dotProject is definitely the way forward for online project management

Read full article: 'Bespoke Web Development (SEO) Project Management'

Expansion of Harmony School


	Feb 27, 2006 - 09:34 AM :: Harmony :: 16159 Reads This program will help us track the various aspects of the expansion project. This may take a little time to learn to use this program. Once we begin to use this program, we can all be informed and stay current on the stauts of all the various phases of design and construction.

Assist Building and Maintenance goes from paper to web with dotProject


	Feb 21, 2006 - 06:08 PM :: beach_defender :: 16904 Reads As a medium sized conctruction and maintenance engineering company Assist were struggling to manage their work load through faxes and emails. About 12 months ago they decided to automate their project management activities and after a review of alternatives and with the help of hpfm solutions they have implemented dotProject for all their job management requirements. Currently they have some 72 projects with 2500+ individual activites in the system. The system has been bedded down and a range of new business processes derived to further simplify the coordination and management of both staff and sub-contractors. Over the next 6-12 months hpfm will be helping Assist integrate dotProject with their financials and XML job requests.

More than just project management


	Feb 12, 2006 - 04:51 PM :: jimmo :: 16743 Reads The Linux Knowledge Base and Tutorial uses dotProject not only as its primary project management tool, but also to store events and other information that we need to keep track of. With all of the features and content we have, running the Linux Tutorial is not an easy task. We are constantly improving and adding to our already extensive offering. When we first started, all of our TODOs were managed with lists in various text files or piles of notes. As the site grew, the number of things we needed to keep track of grew considerably and our so-called management system was obviously not up to the task. After we tried a couple of different project management tools, we finally decided upon dotProject and never looked back. We have defined projects for the major functional and content areas within the Tutorial. These serve to help organize the tasks and sub-tasks. Since we constantly upgrading and improving these site, the individual tasks come and go, but these projects never end. Currently we are managing over 50 project, with 300 tasks. With the limited number of people working on this project, it is still a daunting taks. However, without dotProject it would be near impossible. In gratitude for the work done and how much it is helping us, we have added dotProject to the list of "powered by" icons, which you can find at the bottom of each page. Please visit us when you get a chance by pointing your browser to www.linux-tutorial.info. Thanks for a great product!

Managing the Band!


	Jan 16, 2006 - 06:05 PM :: cassiemaas :: 11565 Reads I am managing an alternative hip hop band based out of Los Gatos called 7Leaves. You wouldn't think we would need a project management tool, but there is a lot that goes on with the group. The studio we work out of does not have internet access, so Dotproject acts as our virtual office. We can place files online so everyone can check out the latest artwork we are considering for a flyer or promo piece. The guys can upload music and pull it off to work on it elsewhere or to share with each other. We are also able to use the calendar to keep track of meetings and gigs so we don't have conflicts. It helps us to see the big picture and keeps us all informed and on the same page. You can check out their music at http://www.7lcrew.com and be sure to come back in the coming months if you like their sound as we'll be adding e-commerce to the site and you'll be able to buy their cds online.

dotProject in Transport and Logistics Industry


	Dec 05, 2005 - 05:34 PM :: vncoder :: 16092 Reads After madly searching for an easy to use web-based project management tool, I came across dotProject when it was only in its infancy stage of version 1.02 which was not usable for our purpose. However, when version 2 was released, great improvements to the software were made which led the decision to deploy dotProject within the company's IT department - made up of 15 people of different specialties ; software engineering, business analyst, helpdesk, PC supports, computer operators and managers. Read full article: 'dotProject in Transport and Logistics Industry'

Excellent Project Management & Trouble Ticket Tool


	Jun 22, 2005 - 09:26 PM :: wharf65 :: 25336 Reads Comprised of only two technicians (one full-time and one part-time), the Natural Sciences & Engineering Division at Western Piedmont Community College is often called upon to provide tech support for not only our Division, but campus-wide as well! We are planning on using dotProject for Trouble Ticket management as well as other wide-scale project management functions. We are just realizing the power of this software (and the flexibility!) and envision wide-scale use of the software by our faculty, staff and even students! I only hope support for this software grows and the developers become more committed to improving an already great package. Thanks dotProject.net! <a href= rel="nofollow">www.wpcc.edu

US Hang Gliding Association goes dotProject!


	Mar 21, 2005 - 04:47 PM :: webmaestro :: 6615 Reads You'd be surprised that a bunch of Hang and Para Gliding pilots would use Project Management software, but we're finding that it's going to really help us keep track of all that we're planning on doing to develop our Organization and take our processes to the next level.This is a very cool tool and we're looking forward to seeing what 2.0 has to offer. Hopefully we'll see some expansions to TicketSmith, particularly with communications.Thanks much for all the hard work! We're liking it so far!Need a lift? Join the USHGA and start soaring!www.ushga.org

2.0 Beta Rocks -Win2000


	Mar 17, 2005 - 05:27 PM :: Sarexpert :: 6679 Reads Just installed Dotproject 2.0Beta on EasyPHP 1.8.0.0 Apache/PHP/MySql package running on Windows 2000. Install was a snap, and most everything works except Gantt charts! (no crash) We tried 1.02 a while ago and it was a most but not all solution for our small engineering firm for project management, and decided to wait for the new version. 2.0 makes organizing projects so easy! We have been setting templates for our repeat jobs. I expect that this will give us a big boost in productivity, once the database is fully built with our customer base. Note: NOTE: Custom field deleting is something that the developer is currently looking at as a result of the beta - thanks to those that checked this brand new function out. Read full article: '2.0 Beta Rocks -Win2000'

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