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Do not undersell yourself on this idea. Every business has some form of task/project management. It is a booming field. I am assuming duration is 'expected tim
by ambiate 13y ago
Do not undersell yourself on this idea. Every business has some form of task/project management. It is a booming field.
I am assuming duration is 'expected time to complete task.'
If I am assigned a task, I generally report how much time I spent on the task. A duration works in some situations, but time spent is usually what I am interested in when it comes to business oriented tasks. Each month-end I have to do certain activities, remind me and let me easily document that January took 1 hour, February took 30 minutes, and March took 6 hours (probably an issue in quarter-end processing!).
Merge the idea of task manager and time manager to result in a project manager! There are huge profits in this business.
Multiple users on the same task, gathering metrics, making graphs, segmenting tasks (verb1, verb2, verb3), showing cost center distribution, etc.
- pspeter3 13y agoSo you think it would be better to be a business? I feel like Asana does a lot of that very well.