Systems you use at work

hairynaker

hairynaker

Winger
Bit boring i know but looking to see if there is anything interesting/useful that I could be looking at/using for work.

Currently use

Slack (communication between everyone in the company)

Trello - project management

Github - development management

Expensify - expenses

Zendesk - issue tracking and knowledge centre

Microsoft office - document creation

Crisp - chat client for customers
 


Slack (IM)
Basecamp (briefs and work submission)
Paprika (scheduling)
People (holiday planner)
Google docs (writing and that)
Gmail (emails)
Chrome (SMB when I should be working)
Spotify (to reduce boredom and sadness)
 
hairynaker said:
Bit boring i know but looking to see if there is anything interesting/useful that I could be looking at/using for work.

Currently use

Slack (communication between everyone in the company)

Trello - project management

Github - development management

Expensify - expenses

Zendesk - issue tracking and knowledge centre

Microsoft office - document creation

Crisp - chat client for customers
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Assuming that you work in software, should you not be telling us what your requirements are and we can point you in the direction of something that fulfils them rather than you just getting a shiny toy to play with?;)
I've been out of the game for three years but we used Jira on Agile projects.

Scrivener is the tool I use everyday now. Brilliant for writing and I can see that it would have its uses in document creation but probably overkill for your needs.
I also use Evernote to synchronise all my note taking.
 
The software I use 99% of the time:
Visual Studio
Perforce (source code management)
ILSpy
Notepad++
Outlook
Chrome
 
Mascot
MOMIDS
ALFENS
ET
TAMPA
CERD
RASDA

some of those might be out of service these days. I would say obsolete, but they were that the day they came in..
 
JIRA/ Confluence - Agile stories/ project management
Casewise - process mapping
Visio - process mapping when Casewise is shite
ExpenseIn - to record every receipt I generate in working hours
Fieldglass - send timesheets to Reed to get paid
Jabba - IM/ video conferencing
WebEx - presenting shite
 
SproutMackem said:
Slack
Trello
Timetastic
Monday (will be replacing Trello I think)


(plus job specific ones)
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Why Monday over Trello?

Sossidge Rerls said:
The software I use 99% of the time:
Visual Studio
Perforce (source code management)
ILSpy
Notepad++
Outlook
Chrome
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Will check out notepad++, thanks.

What's visual studio and ILSpy for?

Jabberwocky said:
JIRA/ Confluence - Agile stories/ project management
Casewise - process mapping
Visio - process mapping when Casewise is shite
ExpenseIn - to record every receipt I generate in working hours
Fieldglass - send timesheets to Reed to get paid
Jabba - IM/ video conferencing
WebEx - presenting shite
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Is casewise worth a look then or problematic?
 
RestlessNatives said:
Assuming that you work in software, should you not be telling us what your requirements are and we can point you in the direction of something that fulfils them rather than you just getting a shiny toy to play with?;)
I've been out of the game for three years but we used Jira on Agile projects.

Scrivener is the tool I use everyday now. Brilliant for writing and I can see that it would have its uses in document creation but probably overkill for your needs.
I also use Evernote to synchronise all my note taking.
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Only requirements at the minute is an online learning management tool, for customers to log into and learn about the product. Everything else is seeing if there are things I am missing out on.

Would love to know if there is something better to make userguides/training material. Currently using PowerPoint/pdf.
 

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