www.triusinc.com

I found a bunch of info on-line. Here is a comparison of PM tools (Basecamp is included).

https://www.paymoapp.com/blog/top-proje ... ent-tools/

And here are a couple of documents you may find helpful.

Jim, once again. BASECAMP is an excellent PM package, especially if it does all you need done! It has tasks, documents, notifications, schedules, calendars, todo lists, etc. If you are going to make comments like that, then you should be able to provide some backup to your claims, right? What do you...

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JimLombard, don't be so critical. Just because you don't think so, is someone thinks that BASECAMP is PM software and it helps them manage their projects, then that's the right tool for them.

I don't understand why people think *their* preferred software is the best and anything else is not good

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Well, not sure, but if I had to guess I'd say it's because you want to know if any possible problems as quickly as possible.

I think most Agile projects out there are using scrum, that's why. I don't recall where, but I saw somewhere 75% of Agile projects are scrum.

TommyD wrote:Scrum is *very* agile.

Ditto! Scrum was developed to be Agile by definition. It's possible that some team version of scrum implementation may not look agile, but that's a reflection of the team.

I may have been a bit too generalizing, when I said that's the ONLY way, but I also think you are being too simplistic when describing Agile. It has nothing to do with what you are describing. I am no expert, and can't explain it very well, but if you take a look at the Agile Manifesto, you'll proba...

WiltonMarks, absolutely! Anyone who thinks that Agile is silly doesn't know what they are talking about. It's the ONLY way to approach software development nowadays!