ProjectTrack Personal Edition 2007.6.1
| Developer: |
iLore (more products...) |
| OS: | WinXP/2000/2003/ Media Center Edition 2005/ Vista Starter/ Vista Home Basic/ Vista Home Premium/ Vista Business/ Vista Enterprise/ Vista Ultimate |
| License: | Shareware |
| Price: |
$139.99 (Buy it now)
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| Size: | 12.83 MB |
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Planning is the beginning. ProjectTrack Personal Edition is an all-inclusive program that will help you execute your plan.
Designed by and for project managers, ProjectTrack is a powerfully integrated management tool which keeps ALL information related to a project in one place.
* Keep track of the DETAILS: Tasks, Action Items, Change Requests, Issues, Risks, Milestones, Meetings, People, Teams, and more without spreadsheets or other external programs.
* Centralize all your project DOCUMENTATION. No more searching for documents. Link, store, find, open and send documents from ProjectTrack.
* Easily COMMUNICATE with clients, sponsors and your team, without switching applications.
* Maintain a project JOURNAL, so nothing is left to memory.
* Do you work with MULTIPLE CLIENTS? MULTIPLE PROJECTS? ProjectTrack can handle it.
* START the day with ProjectTrack TODAY. It will show you of the status of your projects and what needs to get done.
* Create and share REPORTS in your favorite format (PDF(r), MS Word(r), MS Excel(r), HTML, Text or JPG.)
* FILTER information, by creating data filters in plain English, so you can look at what's important to you.
* SPELL-CHECK (in more than 20 languages) what you write, while you write it, and use the included THESAURUS to find the perfect word.
* Synchronize your contacts with Outlook and email them directly from ProjectTrack. You can even create your own email templates.
* START your favorite applications from ProjectTrack; no need to look for them any more.
* CONFIGURE ProjectTrack to meet your needs and the way you like to work.
* Work using a familiar and intuitive USER INTERFACE.
ProjectTrack allows you to record, maintain and share all your project information from a single location.
The Personal Edition is a single-user application. If you want your team to share information in a multi-user environment, try the Collaborative Edition. If the Personal Edition is too complex for you, try ProjectTrack Express! |
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