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プロジェクト管理：モバイル＆ウェブアプリ特集 3/3

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前回：プロジェクト管理：モバイル＆ウェブアプリ特集 2/3

概要

複数のプロジェクトを同時に進行する場合や、他社とコミュニケーションしながらタスクを管理するために便利なプロジェクト管理ツール（ウェブアプリ）をいくつか紹介します。

前回は６つのプロジェクト管理ツールを紹介しました。

今回もプロジェクト管理ツールを紹介し、最後には全てのサービスを一覧表で比較できるPDFを紹介します。

#プロジェクト管理 #ウェブアプリ #Smartsheet #iOSアプリ #Targetprocess #Teamwork.com #Trello #Workzone #Wrike

Project Management 2018: 16 Mobile & Web Apps to Optimize Your Teams Part 3/3

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Previously: Project Management 2018: 16 Mobile & Web Apps to Optimize Your Teams Part 2/3

Overview

Looking for tools to improve and support your work processes? There are great web apps (web-based tools) that can compliment or enhance your workflows to make task management and collaboration much easier and faster.

Previously, we introduced 6 Project Management tools. And in Part 3, we introduce the remaining tools and include a complete comparison chart for you to download.

#project management #Smartsheet #Targetprocess #Teamwork.com #Trello #Workzone #Wrike

In Targetprocess we like to say that you don’t need to change your process to fit a tool, instead you need the tool that fits your process. You can create your unique process workflow and benefit greatly from it. via Pocket

#IFTTT #Pocket #agile #productivity #targetprocess

The team workflow is a sub-workflow of a main project workflow, and it is associated with a team. Team workflows are used when there are multiple teams working on the same projects (or projects which use the same process) and teams prefer their own way to work on items. via Pocket

#IFTTT #Pocket #productivity #targetprocess

Why Targetprocess is better than Trello? Part I.

Trello is a really cool tool. It is simple, fast and helpful. And free! You can create boards for everything: Hiring, Product Development, Customer Requests, Personal ToDo, etc. Trello has a solid mobile support, real-time collaboration, passionate community and many add-ons.

However, with company growth, you start to feel limitations. You want to see cards better, customize what you see and what you don’t see. You want to manage 100+ cards easily, without constant scrolling. You want functionality that previously you didn’t need, like time tracking, sorting and more.

Targetprocess solves many problems that Trello can’t solve. However, it comes with a cost. Targetprocess is more complex and has some learning curve. Are you ready to put some effort to overcome Trello limitations? You decide.

Information Density

Trello is not designed to work with huge amount of data. If you have a board with at least 100 cards it looks quite messy. No zooming, no collapsing, limited filtering. You don’t know the solution maybe, but you feel that something doesn’t feel right.

In Targetprocess you can collapse columns and see cards as small boxes. You can hover on boxes to see additional details. You can even drag and drop these small cards into other columns. Collapsing helps you to hide information quickly.

Moreover, you can zoom in and out to see more or less details on cards. If you have 10+ cards in a column that may be extremely handy. Just compare the picture above with the picture below:

Let’s take a more complex case. Sometimes you have a huge backlog with 100+ cards. Not good, but happens. How to manage it in Trello? it is really hard I should say.

Let’s take a look into Targetprocess. Here you see a Kanban board. It looks like backlog management is bad here as well. You see just 7 cards from backlog, while the other 121 cards are hidden.

Now let’s focus on just two columns: Planned and In Dev. You see much more cards on a single screen and can do something with them: set priorities, move into development, etc.

Still it is hard to skim through backlog in this view. People like to skim lists, not 2D boards. No problem, zoom in to see cards in a list-like mode:

Can you imagine doing this in Trello?

Next time I will show you some killer features in Targetprocess like multiple selection and batch drag and drop, powerful filters, sorting and swimlanes.

#trello #targetprocess #agile tools #kanban #scrum

Taucraft Conference #2 is coming

June 17

10:31 Agile Development Trends ...Michael Dubakov /ALL

11:55 How to Use Twitter Effectively ...Olga Kouzina /ALL

12:25 Coffee Break 

12:35 REST ...Alex Fomin & Alla Pogotskaya /DEV

13:20 Lunch 

14:05 TRIZ ...Alex Tsayun /ALL

14:55 Problem Frames ...Valentine Palazkov /DEV

15:55 Coffee Break 

16:05 Book Review. Interface. J.Raskin ...Nadia Bulynia /ALL