| July 31st, 2013
Intervals web-based time, task and project management software provides four different user levels — Executive, Resource, Manager, and Administrator. Each user level is designed to provide the optimal online experience for someone in that role. In this video, we demonstrate the Resource level user. The Resource level user is ideal for employees, subcontractors, and freelancers — […]
| July 18th, 2013
“We did tons and tons of research. Intervals was, and still is, unlike anything else out there.” — Matt Dandurand, Media Contour Read the case study This month’s update includes many under-the-hood optimizations aimed at improving the user experience. We’ve updated the web text editor, updated the graphing engine for reports, rounded out the project note […]
| May 28th, 2013
Online task management software usually approaches tasks in one of two ways. Some apps treat tasks as a to do list, meant to replace the notepad on your desk filled with day-to-day scribbles. The tasks themselves may include some additional attributes, such as comments and documents, but they tend to leave it at that and […]
| March 27th, 2013
Today’s companies are facing new challenges in the workplace as employees take to the Internet for all things work-related. There is an unprecedented volume of knowledge being created and consumed by workers. How should a small to medium sized business manage these processes? Intervals customer George Gonzalez-Rivas has published a book to address these concerns. […]
| January 25th, 2013
Web design and development agencies have clearly defined processes for building and launching web sites. The process typically covers every phase of a web design and development project — from signing the contract to pushing the final web site live. I’ve seen creative naming conventions used for project phases; for example, Discover, Design, Develop, Deploy. […]
| January 4th, 2013
Web design, graphic design, and creative agencies all over the world are using Intervals to improve their time, task and project management workflow, and increase their profitability. We recently interviewed a few of these customers to learn more about what makes them successful as an agency and how Intervals played a role. So without further ado, […]
| December 6th, 2012
I recently ordered my Raspberry Pi computer. I’ve been checking on the shipping status every few hours with my tracking number at the ups.com web site. One of my biggest pet peeves is when a shipping service say a package is going to arrive in X number of days and it doesn’t. UPS has added […]
| July 17th, 2012
Introducing daily project summary emails, user-specific time zone settings, control task status order, a new Agile-friendly milestone graph, and more… We are excited to announce another round of features and improvements recently launched. But first we’d like to thank our active community of customers who provide us with such great feedback and ideas that make […]
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