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Basecamp developed by 37signals

For years project management software was about charts, graphs, and stats. And you know what? It didn’t work. Pictures and numbers don’t get projects done. Basecamp tackles project management from an entirely different angle: A focus on communication and collaboration. Basecamp brings people together.

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Glenn F disliked Basecamp

Basecamp lacks enough features to make it a serious tool for people working in an enterprise — no checking out of documents, no folders, only one tag per doc.

Glenn F via Mashable 1 month ago

Rowan disliked Basecamp

I don’t like how it dictates the way people and projects should be managed – prefer Projecturf.com

Rowan 3 months ago

Stephen F loved Basecamp

Have been using it more since getting a netbook — i find it requires a decent size screen

Stephen F via Mashable 8 months ago

MediaScoff liked Basecamp

Quick and easy – have turned lots of chums on to it. Works well alone and with other programmes

MediaScoff 8 months ago

aespaterson loved Basecamp

Can’t work without it, it’s as simple as that !

aespaterson 11 months ago

Brian Blankenship loved Basecamp

Basecamp is great. Live it everyday.

Brian Blankenship 1 year ago

jbruin liked Basecamp

Even though it has its limitations, Basecamp is still incredibly simple and great for keeping teams in sync

jbruin 1 year ago

Adam Hirsch liked Basecamp

I’m a fan. I wish it was a bit simpler/customizable/attractive, but it gets the job done. Definitely the most popular project management tool for # of reasons

Adam Hirsch 1 year ago

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