* Turn emails into tasks, receive daily reminders

* Projects and milestones linked to Google Docs

* Super easy to use

This is the only application that provides Google customers with a superior collaboration experience

Or if not, then if its possible to create it without being a computer programmer, I'd love to help make it.

* Private and Shared To Do List (attach Google Docs)

* Turn emails into tasks, receive daily reminders

* Projects and milestones linked to Google Docs

* Super easy to use

This is the only application that provides Google customers with a superior collaboration experience

Thanks

I haven’t heard of such a project, and I’m not sure Google wants to make their project management tool available to all.

This being said: great idea you’ve had. And if Google doesn’t do it, maybe it’s a good business opportunity.

Best wishes,

Cole

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Hey Steve, I´m glad you´re at last starting to post comments. You still have a long way to beat Cedric´s recent days activity though.

That would be pretty cool for AFIDORA to implement such a tool indeed. Unless AFIDORA has the cash to hire a developers´team from Google, which I do not doubt, there are already some interesting GroupWare you can use for free. I especially recommend the free version of Basecamp for a start. I´ve been using it in a professional environment and it´s a handy, useful, easy-to-use GroupWare. Another interesting way of collaborating: open a private blog (secured access)! Teams enjoy such initiatives a lot. But I guess you should bring the management of AFIDORA into this conversation to go further into the analysis.

Hope it helps,

Jeremy

If you have the occasion to write about the PMI, I would be curious about it.

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You´re most welcome Cedric. It looks as if you´re slowly overtaking Kari, Jedi, François-Albert, Vincent, Xavier & Hubert as the number one comments poster on this blog. Come one guys, waky waky!

Seriously speaking, I appreciate very much your interest in my posts and I´ll make sure I´ll meet your expectations. But first, I need to understand them a little deeper. What do you mean by “writing about PMI?”. I´ve just joined the Project Management Institute, so there´s not much I can yet say about it. If you want, I can write a few posts on Project Management in itself: it´s at the crossroads of Art (managing people under time constrains) and Science (budgeting, quality checkings, functionalities) – that´s what I like about it. Is that what you were talking about?

Thanks in advance for clarifying your stance.

Jeremy

PS: two of what I believe to be “interesting” posts (as you can imagine, I´m a very independent advisor ) on Project Management on this blog; Project Managementization of organizations here; and Kari on Project Management there.