Friday, November 14, 2008
New Teamwork introductory pages
Forthcoming release of Teamwork will have brand new introductory pages, rich of links; this because we often find that in the evaluation phase users don't get to find some of the most useful features.
Following this idea, the entire interface has been rebuilt along "don't make me think" lines, while at the same time enriching the set of features.
In place edit in lists, more flexible dashboards components, more flexible project modeling and issue editing, a friendly search and ranking function: all this is coming together in a unique web based project management application which is likely more powerful that any competitor, and usable as the new social tools.
This will make it also easier to start simple, and add more along the way, lowering the initial adoption barrier which is one of the main reasons for pm software adoption failure.
Following this idea, the entire interface has been rebuilt along "don't make me think" lines, while at the same time enriching the set of features.
In place edit in lists, more flexible dashboards components, more flexible project modeling and issue editing, a friendly search and ranking function: all this is coming together in a unique web based project management application which is likely more powerful that any competitor, and usable as the new social tools.
This will make it also easier to start simple, and add more along the way, lowering the initial adoption barrier which is one of the main reasons for pm software adoption failure.
Labels: project management 2.0
# posted by Silvia Chelazzi @ Friday, November 14, 2008 
