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Sounds like JIRA?

• foolinaround 5y ago
  to an extent, yes. However, it still uses the email protocols, etc. The more the underlying system changes, then its harder to replace the system. A lot of what I was suggesting could be implemented as client-side rules? --- The 'priority email' is assigned to a person, and when the task is completed, no one is put in the 'to' and everyone who needs to know is in the 'cc'. Further categories can be created to automatically 'archive' this, and maybe a weekend summary email - showing the completed and WIP ones. --- One of my pet peeves is folks using the same subject line, while changing the purpose of the email, or not using one at all. I am hoping that AI can be used to catch these kind of emails somehow and make the sender improve it.
• sien 5y ago
  In Cal Newport's latest book what he winds up suggesting is pretty much Jira. Which is amusing to anyone who has worked with such systems for 10+ years. Yes they improve things, but well, there are still loads of issues with where old knowledge is and so on. Of course it's in a wiki, the current one, or the old one, or maybe in Sharepoint....