Posts Tagged ‘37signals’

New Backpack Launch From 37signals

The online organizer from the 37signals camp, Backpack, has just relaunched with some new features. They're boasting a new UI that's been built from scratch, and by the looks of things, it's a welcome improvement. Other than being able to move anything anywhere and add dividers to pages, you can do searches and run it all through an RSS feed - making checking up on your ToDos that much simpler.

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July 26 2007 | By Craig | Tagged: 37signals, todo | no comments»

Basecamp Project Integration

Basecamp is a great collaborative project manager from 37signals. With their API they have released a few 'official' extras to integrate Basecamp with other programs. These include:

Know of any more that aren't listed? List them now. Basecamp

April 24 2007 | By Craig | Tagged: 37signals, project, project-management | 4 comments»

Group Planning Tools

I read a great article in Beth's Blog about tools for collaboration and note taking for conferences and non-profits. It struck a note, especially since it called out my event. For PodCamp Boston, we're using PBWiki as our organization tool. We're using it for information delivery (tricky, so we launched a blog to go with it), as our registration tool, our promotional data repository, scheduling, ledger… Continue reading

August 25 2006 | By Chris | Tagged: 37signals, backpack, event, eventplanning, pbwiki, software, wiki | 3 comments»

Design an Online Workflow

There are countless wonderful, free, online tools out there that help you with productivity, and give you a pretty good way to manage your projects, your small business, and more. But how do you design your workflow, such that you actually make use of the tools consistently, and to their best effect? Let's set something up. First, let's make this a system you can use to manage your projects, personal or… Continue reading

June 28 2006 | By Chris | Tagged: 37signals, ajax, java, jotspot, pixoh, Productivity, software, tools, web2.0, zohoshow | 41 comments»