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Thank you for being an @task customer. It’s great to look back over the last few months and see how many new companies have joined the @task family. First quarter was our best ever and we’re excited for you to see what’s coming in the next few months.
The most common compliment I hear when anyone visits company headquarters, is praise for the energy demonstrated by our people. I believe this is because we are having fun and I’m convinced that this is a big part of why AtTask continues to grow.
Thanks again for choosing @task. |
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@task announces Clik, a new desktop extension that makes managing tasks and updating status easy, so your company’s rollout of @task is foolproof.
Even though @task is web-based, Clik is on the desktop and syncs with @task anytime there is an Internet connection, so project information is up-to-date even when team members are working offline. |
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@task walked away with TopTenREVIEWS Gold Award in a side-by-side comparison with Microsoft Project, Daptiv and seven other project and portfolio management (PPM) software solutions. @task is the only solution to provide every single feature on TopTenREVIEWS project management software checklist.
“If you’re the type of project manager that’s big on collaboration, then @task is what you need,” writes TopTenREVIEWS. “It’s ideal for creating an environment where employees and management can easily keep in touch with their project’s progress.”
Click here to read the complete review.
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We’re excited to announce two new Channel Partnerships—Project Partners www.projectp.com and Acumen www.acumen.com. Project Partners is headquartered in Half Moon Bay, CA and will provide additional Oracle integration expertise to @task customers. Acumen, headquartered in Greenville, SC, will offer Regional Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) along with Customer Relationship Management (CRM) expertise to mid-market organizations using @task. |
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Did you know the @task ‘My’ menu makes navigation easy?
In the upper left of the @task application there is a dropdown menu labeled, ‘My’. This contains quick access to lists of things such as ‘My Issues’, ‘My Favorites’, and more.
In @task the word ‘My’ has a specific meaning in each place its used. This month, we wanted to give you a few examples of three commonly accessed items.
My Tasks
A list of tasks that are:
1) Assigned to the logged in user
2) Incomplete
3) From projects in the
‘current’ status |
My Projects
A list of projects where:
1) You are a member of the project ‘team’
2) The project is in the ‘current’ status |
My Upcoming Tasks
A list of tasks that are:
1) Assigned to the logged in user
2) Incomplete
3) ‘Planned’ to start prior to the date two weeks in the future
4) From projects in the ‘current’ status |
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Cisco |
Oneida |
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Oakley |
Boeing |
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Electronic Arts |
Shaw Industries Group |
Boston Scientific |
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