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On a related note, it's funny that "issue tracking" is somewhat constrained to software development (or, put another way, the software development domain has so
by nlh 14y ago
On a related note, it's funny that "issue tracking" is somewhat constrained to software development (or, put another way, the software development domain has some of the better tools for the task) when it's really applicable across industries.
Several years ago I put together a very-slightly-modified version of Trac (http://trac.edgewall.org http://trac.edgewall.org) to keep track of maintenance issues with a vehicle fleet. It's worked nearly flawlessly for years and serves the purpose extremely well.
Are there any commercial projects that have taken this approach? "Software-style issue tracking for brick-and-mortar businesses"
- jt2190 14y ago> it's funny that "issue tracking" is somewhat constrained > to software development In other industries they're just called something else, "help tickets", "work orders", etc.
- brudgers 14y agoOther industries often have approaches to issue tracking which predate the adoption of computerization within them, e.g. redlines in design industries or proofreader's annotations for writing.