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DefinitionSUMMARY OF ~ProjectOne~Using ProjectOne is like having your own project management assistant.
It helps you create project plans, tack progress, head off problems, and
communication important project information quickly and easily. ProjectOne
will include Task Management, Appointment, Bug Tracking, Billing, Document
Management modules -you can look below for further information about
modules. It will be a web based project so any employee can reach the
project tracking system and update its database. The is a GNU General
Public Lisence project. ModulesCore Module (System Kernel)System Kernel will deal with control follow of the application. Simply, an implementation of MVC Design pattern. Admin ModuleAdministrators can control system information like adding a user and granting permissions to the users. Basically admin has ACL. Besides, system users, project debelopers, clients can be manipulated by this module. It will satisfy all core system needs. Task Management ModuleDeals with controlling the actios which has to be completed in a specific time, schedules, assigns resources. A resource can be a human or a machine- a computer or network printer.Resource usages can be seen by Gainnt views. Appointment ModuleAppointment it to schedule the developers. For example a developer my have a meeting or may be assigned to other project for a short time. This module will help to track a developer apart from the project. Bug Tracking ModuleBug Tracking module will deal with the bugs in the project clients can access this module from web to enter a new bug to the bug database of the project. Billing ModuleBilling module will deal with bills, vouchers of the clients. Document Management ModuleDocument Management module will deal with documents, specifications, contracts, prosals of the project. System Messaging ModuleSystem Messaging module deals with sending messages like e-mails. etc. This module will be used to inform developers meeting notifications, dead line date,etc. Contributors to this text:
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