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xTeamWorks is a web based collaboration tool for managing XP development projects. It provides support for maintaining stories, task breakdown and signup, velocity tracking and iteration planning.
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Task Manager. Clients will assign tasks to users that works. A web based interface writing in PHP for clients, and a java interface for workers too. This is particularly beneficial for developers that work in a medium scale projects.
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jschedule is a light-weight platform independent Java Task scheduling framework written for easy embedding in your java projects.
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ClearTaskMan is a Task Manager plugin for Jive Software's Clearspace. This plugin allows you to create tasks with dependencies and link documents to these tasks thus making Project Management more streamlined.
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time logging
Time logs track activities and time spent.
Time logs are accurate records that track project activities and allotted time. It helps us identify slowdowns, discover patterns, improve task prioritization by documenting the time spent on each project and makes it easier for employees to manage time when creating projects.
