Zen and the Art of Nonprofit Technology
APRIL 12, 2011
It’s core is a very powerful and flexible ticket tracker, but it includes all of the important project management features you want and need, milestones, time tracking, wikis, file repository, even discussion boards, and it connects with version control repositories. It works for multiple projects.
Judi Sohn
APRIL 17, 2010
Gantt and/or clear calendar view that includes milestones and multi-day phases - bonus if it syncs with Google Calendar. Files only as essential for project - not just to dump stuff. For teams that are tracking a year-long editorial and strategy calendar for fundraising campaigns? Not so much. . I'm not sure.
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Tech Soup
FEBRUARY 21, 2012
All of the tools mentioned allow you to do things like store and share documents, calendars, project management schedules, and presentations online at no or low cost. It also has a calendar tool to build a shared project schedule and track important project dates and milestones. The most famous wiki is of course Wikipedia.
Judi Sohn
APRIL 17, 2010
Gantt and/or clear calendar view that includes milestones and multi-day phases - bonus if it syncs with Google Calendar. Files only as essential for project - not just to dump stuff. For teams that are tracking a year-long editorial and strategy calendar for fundraising campaigns? Not so much. . I'm not sure.
Michael Stein's Non-profit Technology Blog
AUGUST 9, 2005
In our search for collaboration tools we've been looking at web sites that in one way or another make use of the wiki model - pages which are freely editable by a community of users. Probably the most dramatic wiki project is the wikiPedia - an online encyclopedia edited by -- the entire world. a month, it's hard to complain.
Michael Stein's Non-profit Technology Blog
MAY 30, 2006
While many of these new apps are the inevitable "me too" calendar and wiki pages, a few of them, like GroupSharp , which hit her list just the other day, are beginning to demonstrate usable and flexible business functionality, the kind of thing a small non-profit might really gain from. You need to subscribe to the hubs!
Michael Stein's Non-profit Technology Blog
DECEMBER 29, 2005
Integrated Calendaring I see we have some calendar-related requests lined up to deal with in the next month or two. There are a number of web-based calendars being touted as "web2.0" What they want are calendars tied directly into their facilities management and events management databases.
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