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JIRA seemed to complicated to me. Sure, I could figure it out, but getting my stakeholders to update issues and keep track of things in there did not seem nearl
by hackula1 13y ago
JIRA seemed to complicated to me. Sure, I could figure it out, but getting my stakeholders to update issues and keep track of things in there did not seem nearly as feasible as it has been in a simpler tool like redmine. Redmine is far from perfect, but a monkey could figure out how to use it, which is important if you have your clients engaged in the project management process (granted, I know not everyone has this requirement).
- fungi 13y agohe he... i work in a zoo and while i don't have monkeys updating jobs (yet!) i have got some very non techie people creating and updating jobs in redmine... 'tis a wonderful thing.
- jjmardlin 13y agoThis is really the use case that http://PMRobot.com http://PMRobot.com addresses, keeping set up fairly simple, while allowing clients to be as involved as they want. Either dealing with everything from their email, or else just logging in and submitting issues as they wish.
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- jjmardlin 13y agoLate to the game with a shameless plug: This is really the use case that http://PMRobot.com http://PMRobot.com addresses, keeping set up fairly simple, while allowing clients to be as involved as they want. Either dealing with everything from their email, or else just logging in and submitting issues as they wish.