Project Management System

[HalfEatenPie]

So, out of curiosity what's your preferred Project Management System?  Team management, work management, etc.  

 

[sv01]

I use spreadsheet, and custom project management that I've build myself.

 

[NodeBytes]

I tend to use teambox a lot. It's not amazing, but it's free and gets the job done.

I will be moving to a self hosted solution soon, not sure which one yet.

 

[jhadley]

What features are you looking for in a project management system?

 

[wlanboy]

I do know two different options that work:

1. Simple php based: http://www.projectpier.org/about-projectpier

2. Ruby on rails based: http://wiki.clockingit.com/

 

[Damian]

I use MS Project, which is the only MS product that I truly like. I'm big on critical path management, which MS Project does extremely well.

 

[bizzard]

At DayScholars, we tried using Open Atrium, but it wasn't much effective. Now we use GroupOffice + git + wiki, which fulfill our present needs.

 

[Mun]

Fengoffice.

 

[shovenose]

WHMCS has a module of its own for this, especially if you want to integrate it with the customers billing. I've never tried it though so I do not know how good or bad it is.

 

[concerto49]

I use MS Project, which is the only MS product that I truly like. I'm big on critical path management, which MS Project does extremely well.

Yeah it's a great tool. Most larger organizations use it. We use it sometimes too.

 

[Eased]

JIRA, by far the best that we have used so far. 

 

[vRozenSch00n]

gemen

So, out of curiosity what's your preferred Project Management System?  Team management, work management, etc.

Do you mean the methodology/technique? Tools?

 

[HalfEatenPie]

Well, I was more thinking of web-facing scripts to manage projects, time worked, etc.  I guess the more proper term would be a collaborative suite.  

 

[ryanarp]

I always liked using basecamp, but I haven't found anything self hosted that really meets my needs. 

 

[HalfEatenPie]

My own personal installation of Tree.io died a long time ago.  Let me just say that.  I'm looking for a new one.  

 

[vRozenSch00n]

In the past my office used customized Lotus Notes + Domino, a very expensive suite. I think for a opensource application PHProjekt is a good choice.