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Google-integrated Gantt Charts?

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Situation: You need a simple PM app that integrates with Google Calendar

I thought this one was a little different.  Most software is moving into the cloud, but the outer edge of that software spectrum contains the free email accounts that most of us have on Google.


Ganttic is a simple PM and resource management app that integrates with Google apps.  It probably isn't appropriate for a large scale technology project, but for the many smaller efforts that most of us deal with, it could be great. At ProjectManagement.com, we run Goo

gle Mail (the business version) for work.  Then each person has a personal GMail account. It's great to integrate the two calendars to get a high level view of what's going on in your life as a whole. Ganttic would bring small projects into that mix, giving you an even clearer view of the fact that you have way too much to do.

In any case, for Google Power users, it's worth a look -

 


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