…to upgrade the speed of the application.
We took a brief sidestep to upgrade to ASP.net 2.0. We also added a new feature that allows you to turn off permission updating to increase download speed. This release is 2.3.6.
Traveling to DC last week I stopped at the President’s Club in Denver to get some work done. While I was there they honored Betty Gibson, an employee celebrating 50 years of service with Continental Airlines. I honor her too. I can’t imagine anyone working for the same place for 50 years, and I would guess that that kind of longevity is a thing of the past.
Yesterday as we were driving to school I was singing the song “Three Bells” to Mathilde. She said it was a pretty song, and wanted to hear it on my iPhone. At a light I checked and I didn’t have it on the iPod list.
“Sorry, sweetie, I don’t have it.”
“Give me the phone, Dad.”
The next thing I know she was listening to the song.
“What are you listening to?”
She handed me the phone and I saw that she had searched YouTube, and found the version below.
The moral of the story is that different generations approach internet search in a completely different way, and a comprehensive marketing strategy has to take it all into account.
Which is part of the reason why we offer videos about PositiveWare here.
Did I just hear former Randian Greenspan repudiate the free market?
Great post on why time tracking for PR firms is so necessary. Most likely I will just cut and paste into our marketing site.
Ok, this one takes the cake.
Responding quickly to a couple of user requests, we released version 2.3.5 last night. This includes enhancements to reporting including a billability report, and the ability to save report presets. Click on the reports tab to check it out.
Complete documentation will be released with the 2.3.6 release.
The October roadmap is exciting. Look for an:
PositiveWare LLC today announced the release of Version 2.3.4, available immediately to all paid subscribers. Version 2.3.4 includes simple email integration, calendaring, and a new feature called MyJournal.
“The great thing about the new email integration is I don’t have to leave my mail client to comment on any notification” said David Kenney, CEO of Efficient Forms. “Not only do I know what is going on as it happens, I can also react right away and have a great trail of email that I can access any time from My Journal.”
Along with the email and My Journal features the release includes a calendar that allows users to create personal or public calendars to view projects and tasks with a great deal of flexibility. Users should expect to benefit from much easier resource allocation as a result.
More information about the release is available as a YouTube video on the PositiveWare channel or on the release note.
A quick release last night responds to some user requests. Specifically, 2.3.3:
-Changes the MyProjects view in MyPositiveWare from a table to a tree.
-Makes terminology for the actual timecard configurable.
-Remembers how you have the Project Manager tree opened and closed both when you navigate away from it and between sessions.
-Allows users to change all notification settings at once.
Release notes for this release will be integrated with those for our next release.
