New Report: Getting Work Done Via Social Task Management
October 2 2012 08:00:00 AM
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I'm pleased to announce the release of my latest research report, Getting Work Done With Social Task Management. This document provides an introduction to this emerging market, where traditional project management tools are augmented with social networking features to enable teams to work together more effectively.
The report is divided into the following sections:
Key Vendors in the Social Task Management Market:
AgileZen, Any.Do, Asana, AtTask, Basecamp (by 37Signals), Bettermeans, Clearvale (by Broadvision), Cubevibe, Do (by SalesForce), Fellowstream, Flow, Goshido, Huddle, HyperOffice, IBM Connections Activities, Jive Software, JoinCube, Kerio Technologies, MangoProjects, Mavenlink, MindJet, Neudesic Pulse, Offiria, Podio, Producteev, Rule, Saba People Cloud, SAP Streamwork, Siasto, Socialcast Strides (by VMware), Sparqlight, TeamBox, TeamWork Live, Traction TeamPage, Trello, Vantage, Wrike, WorkSimple, Yodiz, ZoHo Projects
The report is available on the Constellation Research website. For advisory services on Social Task Management such as vendor selection, implementation best practices, webinars or keynotes please contact me at alan.lepofsky@constellationrg.com.
The report is divided into the following sections:
- Traditional Project Management Fails to Meet the Needs of Today’s Social Era
- Project Workflow in a Pre-Social World
- Legacy Project Management Has Four Major Shortcomings
- Social Task Management Prioritizes Getting Work Done
- How Does Social Task Management Work?
- Social Task Management Applies Key Social Networking Features
- Collaboration Is at the Core of Social Task Management
- Social Task Management Provides Four Clear Benefits
- Defining the Various Deployment Architectures
- Let’s Review: Project Management Before and After STMs
- Actionable Advice: It’s Time to Get Work Done
Key Vendors in the Social Task Management Market:
AgileZen, Any.Do, Asana, AtTask, Basecamp (by 37Signals), Bettermeans, Clearvale (by Broadvision), Cubevibe, Do (by SalesForce), Fellowstream, Flow, Goshido, Huddle, HyperOffice, IBM Connections Activities, Jive Software, JoinCube, Kerio Technologies, MangoProjects, Mavenlink, MindJet, Neudesic Pulse, Offiria, Podio, Producteev, Rule, Saba People Cloud, SAP Streamwork, Siasto, Socialcast Strides (by VMware), Sparqlight, TeamBox, TeamWork Live, Traction TeamPage, Trello, Vantage, Wrike, WorkSimple, Yodiz, ZoHo Projects
The report is available on the Constellation Research website. For advisory services on Social Task Management such as vendor selection, implementation best practices, webinars or keynotes please contact me at alan.lepofsky@constellationrg.com.
I was going to read it, but $2000 is a bit more than I need to spend. I'm sure it's a great report though.
@Timothy - if you'd like to send me an email explaining how you could use the report I can speak to our sales group about a courtesy copy.
Getting Work Done With Social Task Management looks like a very promising report. Do any of the applications you mention help manage outsourced workers who build brands via social networking? Most of the project management apps we've looked at are for big companies with large in-house teams. They don't appear offer the right tools for solo-entrepreneurs who outsource.
Here's a video I created showing the only project management solution I could find for entrepreneurs: { Link }
Very keen to read this report but the price is a major hurdle!!