AceProject vs. GQueues

It is well suited if you have a specific work force or are working in a production or an assembly line style environment. It is also well suited if you have small teams that have to get out a certain amount of product in set periods of time. AceProjects is great for monitoring how long each individual spent on their specific task and subsequently how long the team took to complete their work.

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GQueues ties in very nicely with the principles outlined in David Allen's "Getting Things Done" so if you're a fan, give GQueues a try. I use GQueues both personally and professionally to help keep things in order. I find it easy to modify how I use this service when my needs change. I also use GQueues to keep track of future ideas, websites and books to be read someday and overall goals. It is very customizable to what you need.

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• Time Tracking
• Resource allocation
• Easy to implement, small adoption curve.

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• Handling recurring tasks.
• Assigning tasks.

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• Expand on data tracking
• Improve report generation
• Break out from just being a time clock manager.

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• Needs more display options, e.g. display tasks in "card" format
• Screen format is a bit dated.
• Awkward to use when window is maximized.

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They are very responsive via email.

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We have tried some other task management tools such as Producteev. This one is very intuitive and just does what you need it to do and does it well.

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• We were able to track our production teams work and refine our methods to improve deliverable dates.
• Once our staff reached a certain size the capability of the software began to lag. Diminishing returns.
• The lack of reporting features made data regression and extrapolation difficult.

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• GQueues makes it easy for me to track next steps to avoid missing deadlines

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