Praises from tweeps all over the world, in the last few days!

Thanks guys!

We have released a revamped version of the Issue Section. Some of the changes are as stated below:

• Adding/Editing/Closing an Issue.
• Accepting and rejecting an Issue.
• Commenting on an Issue.
• Uploading files to an Issue.
• Adding Time to an Issue (this also shows up in the Time Sheet).
• Checking the audit trail of an Issue.
• Sending a reminder to the assigned person.
• Printing individual Issues or exporting all Issues to a csv file.
• Linking an Issue to a Milestone.

Take the tour video below on Youtube or if it is not too  clear checkout the Flash version of it here. Hope you like it!

If you own a BlackBerry, Nexus One, Nokia, HTC Android or any other smartphone, you can now track your projects, tasks and messages from the comfort of your phone.

This feature is open to all our users - free as well as paid! Simply open up the browser on your phone and point it to your DeskAway account address e.g. http://something.deskaway.com.

Currently, only the following features are supported:

• Track global and project activity.
• Add task lists, tasks and task comments.
• Send messages and comments.
• Update your status.

Do try it out and let us know what you think by emailing supportATdeskawayDOTcom!

Pulse of Technology, is a blog for Tech enthusiasts. They recently featured DeskAway’s founder Sahil parikh talking  on Cloud Computing Services.

India aims to become the fastest growing economy in 2010. How can a growing small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) benefit with this new technology trend?

That is exactly the area my book will be addressing. Small businesses will now have the ability to use the same tools and techniques that larger companies enjoyed for years. They can leverage Web 2.0/ Social Media tools to connect with prospects / customers, build their brand, and use Enterprise 2.0 tools to automate systems within their workplace using free, inexpensive and simple tools.

Can Deskaway cater to the project management needs of small & mid size companies of non IT sector say manufacturing?

Absolutely. In fact, besides technology companies, DeskAway users are from manufacturing, healthcare, non-profits, accounting etc. We are seeing more and more teams move away from email as a primary form of collaboration (sharing files, delegating tasks, planning work etc.) and use a web-based application.

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Thanks Basant from Techno-Pulse!!

Quite a bit of buzz happening on Twitter. More compliments, praises, support queries, questions and the occasional grievance.

Thanks guys!