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vimat
Vimat Is More than A To-do list
vimat is an integrated productivity environment. It is an attempt to combine as many minimalistic tools as possible into one application. It is also an attempt to implement as many books, articles, or random ideas on productivity, time-management, motivation, etc. as possible. If you want to try it out follow the link below. -
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BlockNote is a simple and good-looking program specially designed to help you keep track of notes and reminders. Notes can be stored either in list form, or in tree-like structure (which supports HTML functions). Also there is a "countdown" feature
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pin 'em up is a tool for placing small notes/post-its (e.g. TODOs/Reminders) on your desktop and organize them in various ways (categorize,hide,upload,export,...). Due to platform independence, the notes can also be shared on different operating systems
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Shift tracking software for operations & datacenter management. Multi Task scheduling software to handle Tasks, Problems, Interventions & Documentation in Operations departments. Has the possibility to be customized for any Shift Working environment.
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JoCo is a Job Control environment which permits employees to log in, get the job they have for the day, mark the start and finish of their assignments, meet deadlines, rate their own skills etc, the progress being monitored by managers.
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