[ale] Project/Time Management and Billing Programs

Benjamin Scherrey scherrey at proteus-tech.com
Thu Dec 9 15:34:34 EST 2004


Geoffrey,

	How well does it handle actual tracking of the project? For instance allowing resources to 
enter their time utilization as they go along and updating project status? Also what language is it 
written in and is there a pure-web interface or will it only run under Gnome? Ever run a client under 
windows?

	I too am looking for a tool like this but it keeps looking like something I'm gonna have to 
write myself. Guess I can piecemeal it in python/postgres but I'd sure prefer to "buy" rather than 
build. Got too much stuff on my plate as it is.

	thanx & later,

		Ben Scherrey

12/9/2004 12:00:06 PM, Geoffrey <esoteric at 3times25.net> wrote:

>Jason Vinson wrote:
>> Hi Ale,
>> 
>> We are looking for a good open source Project/Time Mgt. Application for 
>> billing purposes.  The requirements would be to support Multiple 
>> Employees on Multiple projects, and could output a per project report on 
>> command.  :)
>> 
>> Anyone using anything like that out there?
>
>We started with MrProject, then moved to planner, which appears to be a 
>spin off of MrProject.  We choose planner because you could write the 
>data to a database.  Limited reports, but you can generate them by 
>project and you can do multiple projects.  I don't know if the data 
>between projects is correlated in any way.  That is to say, if you've 
>got Joe working 40 hours next week on project A, will that show up as a 
>conflict if you try to schedule him for 40 hours on project B?
>
>Also, we could not get it to work on a database unless it was on the 
>same machine.  I started looking at the code and figured out that it was 
>ignoring the host value.  Hadn't gotten beyond that though.
>
>-- 
>Until later, Geoffrey
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