It's a very powerful web-based project management system. And, while they
charge lots of money to corporations, they will provide it free to schools.
It's a little different than Basecamp and a bit different from MS Project.
Also, the free version only allows one project, but a project can have a
very large number of task groups so you could take each of your projects and
map it to a project group.
Christopher
On 3/27/09 12:50 PM, "Lorrie Jackson" <ljackson@lausanneschool.com> wrote:
> I've used BaseCamp to manage the Comm & Mktg projects here with great success.
> Now that I "get" the project management concept, I'd like to move to an open
> source/freeware option. Do have any you would suggest? Keep in mind that my
> team is small (usually
> only 1-2 others on some projects, most projects just me) but that I have 25
> projects running. Thanks!
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