@task Makes Gartner's Magic Quadrant
Gartner publishes an annual Magic Quadrant of companies it recommends to those considering new project and portfolio management solutions. The 2007 Magic Quadrant includes @task as one of the 22 recommended. "We are extremely honored to be one of the companies represented on Gartner’s Magic Quadrant," said AtTask CEO Scott Johnson. "@task is a relatively new offering in that group, but brings an exciting approach to PPM. We are committed to delivering enterprise PPM tools that are easy to use and pose little risk to the organization in terms of adoption and disruption."
PPM Summit in Boston, MA
AtTask exhibited at Gartner’s PPM Summit with a campaign entitled "Welcome to PMO Heaven." CIOs, PMO executives and project managers were introduced to project and capacity planning in @task—new tools to help manage the entire project lifecycle by answering questions like, “What are the best projects to work on?" "Which projects can I do?" and "How will unplanned projects affect my current plan?"
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@task for iPhone
AtTask has released a widget for Apple's new iPhone. Already a leader with accessibility for WAP 2.0 enabled devices, AtTask has just taken mobile project management to a new level.
"If you give everyone in your company an iPhone and an @task account, you’ll have happy employees with substantially increased productivity," said Scott Johnson, CEO in a recent press release. |
Coming August 2007
Highlights of the August release include powerful new features for professional and enterprise customers.
- Project and Capacity Planning: Manage the entire project lifecycle with ease. Resource pools, capacity planning, project requests and more.
- Integration Tools: Integration for Microsoft Outlook and Salesforce.com, including a new listing on the Salesforce.com AppExchange.
- Language Packs: Spanish and Chinese will be available on top of translations in French, Japanese, and German already available
- SMART Reports: Include custom logic in your reports
- Kick Starts: Downloadable suites that prepopulate your instance of @task with common roles, templates, sample projects and more – tailored to your specific industry or custom built for you by our team.
Welcome New @task Users!
- ADP
- Allen Edwin Homes
- ARI
- Arkansas Office of Child Support
- Baxter Planning Systems
- Bemis Manufacturing Company
- BUILD New Mexico
- Burton Snowboards
- Buzz Technologies
- Cannon Group
- City of Houston
- EvoReal
- Clarkston Consulting
- Consumer and Market Insights
- Creative Digital Group
- Creative Office Solutions
- Danco
- Deep Green Building
- D V Rasmussen & Son
- Econoco
- Eight Inc
- Envictus
- Flagler Museum
- For Every Body
- FullSIX
- General Digital Corporation
- Glacier Bay
- GNS Inc.
- GV Financial Advisors
- Handmark
- HPA, Inc.
- Huntington Learning Corporation
- inConcert
- indelible
- IEWC
- INSolve, Inc.
- Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology
- UCLA – Los Alamos Nat'l Library
- Los Angeles Unified School District
- MagneMotion
- Georgia Tech
- McHale & Associates
- Merlin Securities - Hani Sakalla
- MNPS Phase I Pilot (XMi)
- Neustone Ltd
- NPC Foundation Inc.
- NWCPC (Amtech)
- Oregon Building Congress
- Oswego Group
- PGI - Paramount-
- PNY Technologies
- Qahwa Ltd
- Raytheon
- San Francisco Chronicle
- State of Ohio
- Techno POS
- TTS Construction Corporation
- Vitale, Caturano & Company
- Volvo Logistics
- Wake Forest
- Xango
- Xynergy Inc.
- Yodi
- ZEFXIS
- Zhivago Marketing Partners, Inc.
Did You Know?
Issues can be converted to tasks, projects, and now . . . project requests!
For issues that escalate to the point where they require more detailed attention, @task lets you easily convert them into tasks, project requests, or even full-scale stand alone projects depending on the scope of work required to complete the issue
To convert an issue, follow these steps:
- When viewing the issue, click the appropriate “Convert to” links in the left-hand contextual navigation menu
- Set other fields as necessary to schedule the project. The issue name of the issue being converted will populate this field automatically; change the name if necessary. (Note: For projects, you can also select a template if the processes for this project are already defined in a template.)
When the “Preserve Issue” checkbox is checked the issue will remain in the system. When the “Preserve Originator” checkbox is checked the user that submitted the issue will automatically be added to the task, project request or project team.
To watch an example of an issue being converted into a project:
- Go to http://www.attask.com/app-support-i18n/
- Click on the link 'Multimedia Training' in the left bar
- Select the video size you want to watch by clicking on it next to 'Converting Issues to Projects' under 'Managing Resources'
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