Bring your plans to life with PlanHQ
Similar to the previously mentioned JourneyPage, PlanHQ is a website that helps you “take your static document out of the bottom drawer and into the real world.” A vague description, I know…Plan HQ is really a resource to help you do the following:
Goals
See the goals you have upcoming for completion over the next few months. Find out which goals your team feels confident about completing, and which ones are struggling.Key Indicators
See a quick overview of your business’ financial performance compared to your forecasts.Action Plan
See the actions you and team members have to take in order to complete your business goals.Recent Activity
See what has been going on in your business plan recently.
Unfortunately, PlanHQ does have a fee. Have any of you tried PlanHQ? If you have, please share your opinion with us in the comments.
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Liming Xu says on March 31st, 2007 at 10:05 pm
That’s a good idea and it looks like it fits into the project management software we are developing.
We totally need good softwares to organzie our stuff these days, everything seems to getting out of hands.
Thanks for the info and I’m going to look into it a bit more.
Unrelated, read your post about making comments on other’s blog, so I guess I’m also being a bit shameless here, because I do want others here to take a look at our Project Management Software. Hope I’m not spamming here. :)
Tim Norton says on April 1st, 2007 at 7:06 pm
Thanks Kyle,
PlanHQ is quite a bit different from JourneyPage from what I can see, PlanHQ is really focused on enabling growing businesses to plan their success and track their progress on making it happen.
For those who already maintain a business plan in a word doc and spreadsheet, this should be a big step forward. Getting some good feedback from early customers and making it better, could be a lot clearer on the messaging on the website, will work on this asap.
Al says on June 22nd, 2007 at 9:21 am
I really like the ideas behind planHQ – but it seems be gong backwards in terms of development at the moment – have a look at my review: http://mobile-things.com/off-t.....-a-review/