Project Engine
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| Project Engine | |
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| Developed by | Innovative Tool Solutions |
| OS | Windows, Linux, Mac OS, Unix |
| Genre | Project management software |
| Website | Project Engine |
Project Engine is a combination of a project planning and an issue tracking system, developed by the Swedish company Innovative Tool Solutions.
The tool features a unique task tree that can be described as a cross between a PERT chart and a Work Breakdown Structure chart. The task tree is used for planning tasks and issues by breaking down and arranging them in execution order. The tree of tasks also provides a visual feedback of the status of the tasks and issues in the project.
[edit] Uses
Project Engine can be used as:
- a project to-do list
- a project planning tool
- an issue tracking system
- a workflow engine
- an instant messenger
- a version control client
