Freedcamp
This is absolutely awesome! Compare to other project management tools out there Freedcamp is one of the easiest one ever, and with https enable all the way I am 100% happy with the security they had offered.
Freedcamp offers an extremely easy, yet fully customizable user permission system. Choose what your co-workers and clients can see, or create a custom group to manage permissions. Each application can be separately managed allowing you to track each and every user role.
Receive instant notifications of everything happening within Freedcamp. Reply to email notifications directly from your inbox. Receive SMS alerts about newly created items or modifications to existing ones. With the ability to customize the level of notifications, you will receive just the right amount of information.
Freedcamp
Open Atrium
This is an project management tools that you can run on your own server. If they don’t have the module that you are looking for, you can build upon it.
Open Atrium is an intranet in a box that has group spaces to allow different teams to have their own conversations. It comes with six features – a blog, a wiki, a calendar, a to do list, a shoutbox, and a dashboard to manage it all.
But you’re not limited to just those features. Open Atrium is completely customizable. If you want a feature that’s not on that list, you can add it yourself. Read the documentation on community.openatrium.com, specifically the Build a Feature section, to find out how to do it.
Open Atrium
TeamLab
TeamLab is running on ASPX, its include project management, business collaboration, document management, calendar, CRM, email and more. The project management tool is perfect for medium sized projects.
All the TeamLab features are provided completely for free. There are no functionality, projects, user or time limits.
TeamLab is available in 3 deployment models: SaaS – you get ready-to-use software in the cloud, Open Source – you install TeamLab on your own server, AMI – you use a private Amazon machine with pre-installed TeamLab.
TeamLab
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