Workspace: Collabtive and Kimai Manage projects and time with Collabtive and Kimai
Apr 30, 2008Whether you are developing software, writing articles, or doing something else, a decent project management and time tracking application can help make your daily computing less stressful and your business more efficient. In this article, we take a look at two such tools: Collabtive and Kimai.
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