Archive for the ‘Apps/Tools’ Category

2011 Online Project Management Review Comparisons

Posted by Meikah Delid May 30th, 2011

It’s really ironic sometimes. Modern technology has made our lives—both work and leisure, easier and more efficient—but when we are not careful, that same technology can also distract us and be inefficient. That is, I think, why project management tools and software thrive. We need a software or a tool that will help us put [...]

10 Critical Selection Criteria for Remote Support Tools

Posted by Meikah Delid October 15th, 2009

Summary: Remote support technology is one of the most popular service and support automation tools for high-tech companies, with a well understood and easily documented return on investment story. Though basic remote control is available from many sources, including some freeware and shareware options, companies interested in improving both the economics of support and the [...]

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Team Effect, a Visual Project Management Tool

Posted by Meikah Delid August 31st, 2009

If you’re dreaming of an easy-to-use project management tool, then Team Effect may just be the one for you. Read how it works HERE.

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11 Open Source Project Management Tools

Posted by Meikah Delid August 17th, 2009

Like any other activity or project, we need tools do our tasks well. Dream CSS shares 11 of Open Source project management tools that will help you achieve both individual or collaborated goals, and share knowledge among team members. Achievo dotProject SimManTools Projectivity BORG Calendar eHour Timesheet Management Task Juggler Chandler XPlanner Memoranda airTODO Read [...]

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5 Free Apps that Make Project Management Easier

Posted by Meikah Delid June 30th, 2009

Applications are here to make your life easier. But some apps are expensive. And so Howard Wen of ComputerWorld shares five apps, four of which are open source. Check them out!

Which Browser Are You Using?

Posted by Meikah Delid March 27th, 2009

I started with Netscape then Internet Explorer (IE). I enjoyed using IE until Firefox came along. I’m still using Firefox even though others has been egging me to try Chrome. I’ve tried Opera, too, at one time. But for me, nothing beats Firefox, just as nothing beats Google for the search engine category. I know [...]

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Practical Ways to Use Web 2.0 for Business

Posted by Meikah Delid March 18th, 2009

In this podcast, Thompson interviews John Todor, managing partner of The Whetstone Edge, about his new book: Get With It! Practical Ways to Use Web 2.0 in Your Business.Tudor shares tips for the a more effective use of Web 2.0 and social media, including using LinkedIn to build a “networked brain trust.”And, he explains why [...]

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Monitoring Your Remote Workforce

Posted by Meikah Delid February 13th, 2009

Finally, we have a system that checks on remote employees. The software requires the employee to download it and every time he starts working for the day, he must sign on to it. Called AGLM, it looks and works like a chat messenger. There is also a message board where the remote employee and the [...]

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Using “Capture Tools”

Posted by Meikah Delid October 20th, 2008

Have you also been told to write down your dreams or wishes for them to come true? Well, it’s true. Somehow when you put down all your ideas, see and read them on paper, you get a vision of them and the ideas become doable or achievable. This is what David Allen, productivity consultant and [...]

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iGoogle Upgrade

Posted by Meikah Delid October 17th, 2008

I got a Google surprise when I launched my Firefox yesterday. My iGoogle homepage was wider and I now have more useful choices of applications to add. Plus the other features that I get to see only when I hit the Home button are also displayed on the left side. I can just point my [...]

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