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Basecamp

Basecamp LogoThis is without a doubt, my favorite tool at the moment. Basecamp is the ultimate project management tool with everything that you need to manage your clients, correspondence, milestone tracking, to-do lists, file sharing, content editing and much much more.

Multiple people can be added for each of your projects and the permissions for each user can be set up as needed. Their paid options are ‘unbranded’ meaning that you can wow your clientèle with a fantastic project management software that keeps them in the loop every step of the way.

Projects don’t fail from a lack of charts, graphs, stats, or reports, they fail from a lack of clear communication. Basecamp solves this problem by providing tools tailored to improve the communication between people working together on a project.

Basecamp manages to do exactly that. Staff within your company can collaborate on one or more projects and each action is documented in a helpful ‘Overview’ Screen. Able to cater for web designers, ad agencies, architects, study groups, associations, real estate agents, accountants and much more, Basecamp is an amazingly well built tool that seems to cater for everything you could need.

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13 Responses to “Basecamp”

  • Wikkid Apps Says:
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    […] incredible web applications that are awesome to use. I mean we’ve all heard of the likes of Basecamp and Clipmarks, but theres a host of other applications that need their fair share of the […]

  • Chris Keulder Says:
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    Nice app.

  • Michael Hemenway Says:
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    bE FOCUSED

  • Robert Says:
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    I personally prefer Wrike. It’s email-friendly, it has gantt charts and allows better collaboration for cross-team projects. Give it a try: http://www.wrike.com. There is also a good article about basecamp and wrike: http://www.pcworld.com/businesscenter/article/134816/project_management_lite_basecamp_and_wrike.html

  • Zlatica Says:
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    You can try ProjectOffice.net also- online project management application- it’s still in beta and is FREE

  • Dan Says:
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    You can also try http://www.gtdagenda.com

    A project management tool with some features from GTD, like tasks in contexts and Next Actions.

    Hope you like it.

  • Steve Says:
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    You can also try Manymoon, it’s free:

    http://www.manymoon.com

    With Manymoon you can:
    * Managed private and shared To Do Lists and Projects.
    * Upload documents and add them to tasks and projects.
    * Integrate with Google Docs and Google Calendar.
    * Automatically convert emails into tasks.
    * Twitter-like feature to let people know what you are working on.

  • Damir Says:
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    What about KommandCore?
    Need your estimation - ’cause in my opinion it has more communication tools and more options for easy management, but despite its functionality, its even easier than Basecamp.

    What do you think about KommandCore, then?

  • craaze Says:
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  • Rita Says:
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    I used to use Basecamp, but my new company uses LiquidPlanner (http://www.liquidplanner.com) and I like that I can invite external clients to their project portals. It’s also easier to use with a more clear interface. Just my two cents.

  • Anu Says:
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    Hyper Office is another great option. We’ve been using it for more than two years. See a review of Hyper Office at PC Mag.

  • iManageProject Says:
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    I recommend iManageProject project management software. It’s basecamp style, very easy to use, but more affordable.

  • Tony Mobily Says:
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    Hi,

    Apollo is different: it does both project management and CRM. http://www.apollohq.com It has timers, Basecamp/Highrise import, cases&deals, calendar… all in a neat Ajax application!

    Just my (biased) 2c :D

    Bye,

    Merc.

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