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  1. babynus

    New Open Source Project Management Tool

    hi, Multi-user is for me a basic feature, so evident I did not mention it... Both way synchro is a more complex technical implementation, especially in a multi-user environment. But it's a very good idea for the "perfect" tool. Babynus Administrator of www.toolware.fr
  2. babynus

    New Open Source Project Management Tool

    Hi FrenchCAD, Sorry for mistargetting my previous message. In fact there is not online and offline tools. It is the same tool that can be set-up locally. Data is stored in a database (MySQL), so synchronisation is possible. It is not implemented but it may be a good idea for a future...
  3. babynus

    New Open Source Project Management Tool

    Hi, For those looking for an non web-based tool, you may have a look at http://deltaprod.toolware.fr. It is a tool I developped since 1998, and used on my Projects (IT) for years. It grew depending on my needs. So it is now quite complete, but is laid on old technologies (VB6, DAO, MS-Access)...
  4. babynus

    New Open Source Project Management Tool

    Hi, FrenchCAD, I don't understand your proposition of an Open Office Add On. The initially proposed idea is to have a web-based application, not heavy client. Could you describe more precisely your proposition ? Babynus Administrator of www.toolware.fr
  5. babynus

    Document Managment System

    Hi, I would recommand Alfresco... Having worked a time with Filenet Document Management, I recently had a look at Alfresco and was really suprised about the maturity of this Open Source ECM Tool. Quite simple to set-up (I did it in a few minutes on my laptop) and it is very intuitive on the...
  6. babynus

    When to close out a project

    This is a reccurent question. When to stop a Project. In most cases (and, soory, I think it's your's), the question of the end raises because the project has not been corretly started. I explain... Just refere to any definition of a project (Wikipedia's for instance) : ... "to meet goals and...
  7. babynus

    Multi-project management//coordination

    Hello, The best choice will be MS-Project Server, with Project Web Access. It's not free, but I think that in your context it's worth it ! Have a llok at it. Babynus Administrator of www.toolware.fr
  8. babynus

    Simple project management software

    Hi, For planning purpose, I would recommand Open Workbench (little brother of old PMW). Personaly, I designed my own tools, that may fulfill your needs : - http://deltaprod.toolware.fr : C/S tool, fully functionnal - http://projector.toolware.fr : web based, patially functionnal Both are...
  9. babynus

    New Open Source Project Management Tool

    Hi every one, Having never found the Project Management Tool of my dreams, I started developing my own. I would like to know what you would expect from a Project Management Tool. My main ideas are : Technique : - Free (open source) - web based - easy to set-up - not having to spend hours or...
  10. babynus

    Phrase "Proceed at Risk"

    Hi, It may mean either - "Proceed at your own risks" (meaning Go but if you fail it's your only fault) or - "Proceed at risk analysis before going" Anyway, whatever it means, you must procced at risk analysis who's risk ? => Projet's risk ! What risk (financial, schedule impact) ? =>...

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