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Every Joomla Site You Build Should Have Dingo |
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Sure, you might expect us to say that. It would seem that we're just trying to sell more Dingos.
But that's not our intent with this story
Here's how it works. You know this is the 100% the truth.
Every and we mean *every* Joomla site that involves something more than a Fantastico install requires design, planning, resource management, communication, collaboration, client follow-up and, if you bill by the hour, the tracking of time.
A Joomla project requires a number of skills, often times delivered by a number of different people. Sometimes from different locations. Copywriters, graphic artists, photographers, programmers and content engineers. |
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Official Release: Dingo 2-2-2 |
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Monday, 02 February 2009 17:40 |
Dingo was released at 2pm EST on 2-2 It doesn't really come in a box like this, however we do plan to have a real manual. We are giving away ten copies to anyone who writes us a short paragraph explaining how it will be used. Also, anyone who wants to review Dingo for any publication or online directory, drop us a note and we'll get a copy out to you pronto! |
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You Don't Want: Project Management circa 1967 |
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Friday, 16 January 2009 12:21 |
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Whether you give Dingo a shot or not, you have undoubtedly tried to find your own wonder system for managing your workload. Let us tell your story – it is likely typical. We will pretend that in your efforts to create an efficient task manager, your resources were limited. To emphasize this, we’ll take you on a trip in time and abandon you in the past without remorse. Then we will follow you across the years and see what answers you have found. Year 1967. You are a small business owner, on which good fortune and some business common-sense bestowed 15 clients, each with 10 projects. Each project consists of an indefinite number of tasks, or things to do. Your work bin is full, and you find that you need to both prioritize and keep track of what/how is being done, or your business will start sliding down. You realize that you need to create a system that would keep the important items on top of the stack and maintain an accurate running total of how much time is spent on each client and project. Either because you were born too early, or the proper technology too late, you have no computers, and no sticky notes. You find that some yellow pads and index cards could fill this historical gap, and design a system that you hope will keep you sane and your clients happy. It may look like this: 
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