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Jan. 03 2008 at 2:05 PM
Posted by: JoshuaFeinberg “Quote Reply
Don't overlook the low-tech team-building solution. A weekly conference call can do wonders to keep everyone on the same page and maintain some semblance of offline accountability to goals and schedules. Get Free Proven Computer Consulting Tips now at Computer Consulting Kit Home Study Course from Joshua Feinberg, author/editorial director
Jan. 03 2008 at 2:14 PM
Posted by: delzakiya “Quote Reply
I completely agree. Who ever is doing things in your name, you need to make sure reflect you in a way that is honorable and full of integrity. The anonymous call is also great, because it shows how your callers are treated. If a picture is worth a thousand words, how much is a video worth that is bringing you new business? Del Williams Media Your Audio-Visual Solution
Jan. 04 2008 at 3:59 AM
Posted by: stonesledge “Quote Reply
Joshua, Also keeping a Project Managment system keeps everyone on task..I agree with the weekly calls. Whenever we get lax about it things get miscommunicated. Sign Up Free For The Private Beta at FitSpott.com FitSpott A Goal Oriented Health and Fitness Online Community.
Jan. 04 2008 at 9:00 AM
Posted by: JoshuaFeinberg “Quote Reply
Do you use any special project management software/service for that? Or just plain old Microsoft Excel worksheets?Get Free Proven Computer Consulting Tips now at Computer Consulting Kit Home Study Course from Joshua Feinberg, author/editorial director
Feb. 04 2008 at 2:31 PM
Posted by: RosannaTussey “Quote Reply
To add a little high-tech angle to the great low-tech point you made about a weekly conference call, Instant Conference provides free on-demand conference call services. You get your own number and code to use any time you want. It's easy to use, and I have been very impressed with the quality. You can even use it to record your calls. AppShore also is a very good, and yet very economical, web-based CRM and contact management application. Edited by: RosannaTussey - Feb. 04 2008 at 2:32 PMRosanna Tussey Owner New Mexico Candle Co. http://www.nmcandleco.com
Feb. 04 2008 at 11:33 PM
Posted by: fastgaragedotcom “Quote Reply
JoshuaFeinberg wrote: Do you use any special project management software/service for that? Or just plain old Microsoft Excel worksheets? I'm a big fan of BaseCampHQ for this task- check out basecamphq.com. The "base" version is free- and it even sends out task reminders via email automatically.
Feb. 05 2008 at 7:32 AM
Posted by: JoshuaFeinberg “Quote Reply
Thanks Fast Garage! Looks very interesting and it's certainly not the first time I've heard that particular project management app mentioned. Which level of their package do you use? Get Free Proven Computer Consulting Tips now at Computer Consulting Kit Home Study Course from Joshua Feinberg, author/editorial director
Feb. 05 2008 at 1:31 PM
Posted by: RosannaTussey “Quote Reply
BaseCampHQ is a very good web-based project management application. It is user-friendly and is an especially smart choice for anyone who has never used project management software before. It is easy to start, easy to use, and thus, easy to continue with. Also, since it is a hosted application, you can access it from anywhere with an internet connection if you are out of the office. Rosanna Tussey Owner New Mexico Candle Co. http://www.nmcandleco.com