andybrandt
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@ task management is secondary, contact management is primary. Highrise would be ideal if not for a couple of minor nuisances.
about 14 hours ago
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in reply to bpimichael
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@ depends on what is the aim/point of writing them.
about 14 hours ago
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in reply to flowchainsensei
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@ Thanks for the tip. Will have a closer look at Capsule then.
12:44 PM May 24th
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in reply to tim_ogrady
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@ Budget for 4 people? Less than $40 / month. And it has to be web based so that no one has to be a server/app admin.
12:44 PM May 24th
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in reply to TheAdmnHub
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@ Thanks! Is it better than Highrise?
8:27 AM May 24th
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in reply to tim_ogrady
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Can anyone recommend a web-based tool to synchronize tasks for a team of 4, preferably linked to a CRM (tasks are mostly client-related)?
5:04 AM May 24th
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I think I'll start workshops for managers titled: "Meet the reality" or "From slave pusher to leader".
12:49 PM May 23rd
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"The agile way is to do something rather than everything – but do it well and keep on doing it each and every sprint"
5:49 AM May 22nd
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Being corporate is a state of mind, not just a question of size.
6:16 AM May 11th
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Those who have still think "dispersed teams" are a good idea would be excited about this device:
9:43 AM May 9th
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FBI wants wiretap-ready sites. I have a better idea - let's outlaw privacy completely, now!
6:53 AM May 9th
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"Official answer", "Official methodology", "Official process specification", "Standard workflow" = official excuse not to think on your own.
12:37 PM May 8th
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Speaking of standards: would you really like to live in a world where everything would be standardized? Food, languages, culture etc.?
3:54 AM May 7th
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"Raising standards is not about standardising things." ~ @
3:50 AM May 7th
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".... a micro-economy of agile gurus producing vasts amounts of books ..." - stop it, you've won | CTO Blog
9:31 PM May 4th
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Just learned that on the German seaside you have to pay tax just for being there - . Interesting.
3:05 PM May 5th
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@ Don't wonder, read history. Most of known history humanity managed it somehow without spreadsheets. :)
10:19 AM May 5th
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in reply to jurgenappelo
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Good essay on where general purpose computing is headed (and part of the reason why I don't buy Apple anymore):
3:33 PM May 3rd
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Studying accounting - and I find it surprisingly relevant and useful. Probably one needs to run a business to fully appreciate it.
2:44 AM May 3rd
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rotfl...
5:41 AM Apr 27th
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- Name Andy Brandt
- Location Wroclaw, Poland
- Web http://www.andybr...
- Bio Thinker, leader, entrepreneur.
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