Archive for March, 2008

Barcamp, Mumbai

Monday, March 31st, 2008

Barcamp MumbaiThe 3rd Mumbai Barcamp this past Saturday at the IIT Mumbai campus was a great experience for me. Though the event started a bit slow, it was great to meet like-minded tech-enthusiasts and discuss topics ranging from blogging, mobile, saas, startups, social networking etc. Its cool that the interest has shifted from ‘how do we start a new BPO or outsourcing company” to “how do I make the next killer app”.My brief presentation on DeskAway and Building, Scaling & Marketing a Software As A Service can be viewed here: DeskAway Presentation at Barcamp Mumbai (29th March, 2008)

PM Hut - A Resource for Project Management Articles on the web

Monday, March 31st, 2008

PM Hut

If you are an avid reader of project management articles, then check out PM Hut - a neatly organized site with articles ranging from Project Collaboration, Delegation to Team Building etc.
Check out their site at PM Hut.

Network Computing: Synage Drives SaaS Based Project Tracking Tool

Tuesday, March 25th, 2008

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Click here to goto the article. (Correction - We donot charge per user!)

Center Piece - DeskAway Review

Monday, March 24th, 2008

Check out the latest DeskAway review on gio’s WeBlog:

…I had a meeting with my trusted colleagues and one told me to try the FREE plan for data management of DeskAway.com, nothing to lose he said and we might be able to make 3 projects succeed again. Our 3 projects indeed succeeded even with only 4 workers working on the system…Read More 

Archive Your Completed Projects

Monday, March 24th, 2008

Do you have projects that are completed but are taking up your limit on your paid plan? Now, simply edit your completed project and archive it - its as good as locking it (or making it read-only). You will not be able to add/edit/delete anything from the Archive Projects project and it will not count towards your ‘active’ projects in your paid plan. Archived projects can be un-archived at anytime by editing the project. Additionally, none of the stuff (overdue tasks, issues etc.) will show up on the main dashboard.

Why is this useful?
- Cost-effective - you do not pay for archived projects. Only pay for ongoing projects.
- Better Organizing - Easily distinguish between ongoing, completed and archived projects.
- Knowledge Repository - Since you can have unlimited archived projects, it serves as a knowledge repository of all your old projects that can be searched.