PM Tools: @Task is Web-based Enterprise Project Management

September 23, 2007 – 7:36 pm

@Task is a relatively new web-based enterprise project management tool.  The features appear to be as in-depth as MS-Project, but it has specific advantages.  For one, it’s web-based, so there’s no ‘thick client’ and it’s inherently easier to share than MS-project.  Second, it supports integration with Salesforce and Outlook- a very nice bonus.  Thirdly, it supports mobile clients, including the new iPhone.

 I ran across this via a review over on the Rev2.org blog.  Sid does a great job of reviewing it- check out his full review here.

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  1. 8 Responses to “PM Tools: @Task is Web-based Enterprise Project Management”

  2. Actually,

    I reviewed it actually :) Sid just let me post it. Thanks for linking to us!

    By Jason on Sep 23, 2007

  3. And I used Actually twice… oops

    By Jason on Sep 23, 2007

  4. You’re welcome for the link :). It was a good review. You can probably expect more links in the near future. I’m planning to put together a tools roundup (which I’m sure I’ll find some more useful apps on your blog), and I’m always on the watch for new apps as well.

    By Stacey Douglas on Sep 24, 2007

  5. Awesome! Well I have my own web tool that has some project management aspects called Clever Tools (http://www.CleverTools.com). Take a look and let me know if you would like to beta it :)

    By Jason on Sep 24, 2007

  6. I would love to beta it. I might even blog a series on my progress with it… :)

    By Stacey Douglas on Sep 25, 2007

  7. Great review, I agree that there is eminent demand for project management software as the market expands and becomes more diverse with some companies having multiple locations nationwide. I am currently using CommuniClique’s collaboration software for some months now and believe that it is a good addition to my company. It has helped improved my company’s productivity. I would encourage those who want to expand the flexibility of their communication options with members in their group efficiently to apply CommuniClique’s software in their company which now offers a free 30-day trial.

    By Benny on Dec 7, 2007

  8. I’ll check that out soon Benny. Thanks!

    By Stacey Douglas on Dec 9, 2007

  9. Benny,

    Thank you for your comments about CommuniClique’s software. We are eager to receive feedback about our product. To readers who are interested in trying the software you can obtain a thirty day free trial of the CommuniClique software at http://www.communiclique.com

    Thank You,
    Andy Powers
    CEO CommuniClique

    By Andy Powers on Jan 23, 2008

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