OVERSING UPDATE: CLOSING IN ON THE LAST FEW NITS Today Vitalii and Kirill finish

OVERSING UPDATE: CLOSING IN ON THE LAST FEW NITS

Today Vitalii and Kirill finished the filters for staffing: scheduled/unscheduled, staffed/unstaffed, and Late/overdue.

Kirill has finished the SLA’s (Service Level Agreement) functionality for the workflows (it’s awesome). Very very rich solution.

Alexey is working on finishing permissions and uniting them with the workflows.

Roman is writing the help on different project types. (and nagging us about remaining tweaks for ease of use).

I am working on the Exec Summary. Then onto the video. The purpose of the video is just to make you say ‘omg there is a lot here!’. It’s more of a video-feature list.

One last big usability issue is that workflow choices must be usable by multiple objects, so that we cut down on the work involved in complex workflows.

Lots of little, little nits here and there. But in general, we’re thrilled. 🙂

Meanwhile Atlassian, Mavenlink, Trello, Wrike, Asana, and Slack are not exactly sitting still. But I am pretty sure we’ve jumped to the top of the enterprise pack. We’ll see. I am pretty confident competing against atlassian in the enterprise and Mavelink (and previous generations of PPM) in the SME. But it’s going to be more difficult to increase ease of use sufficiently for Small businesses and hobbyists to choose us over Trello. On the other hand it’s going to take a lot more work for consumer grade products to enter the enterprise than it is for us simplify Oversing for entry level users.

Anyway, we’re really closing in now.

Curt