recent posts

• How Pelotonics Secures Your Data
  Nov 22, 2009
  Entrusting a web application like Pelotonics with sensitive information about your projects, company, and employees is serious decision, and we want to make it an easier one for you. Over the last few months, Pelotonics has done a thorough security audit and tightened up site features to safeguard your data. Here's a rundown of what's changed. Pelotonics ...
• Pick up the phone!
  Oct 30, 2009
  Simple Project Management Software is not perfect! I just read the newest post from Gina Trapani on the Harvard Business blog. She makes a good point that sometimes it just makes sense to pick up the phone and deal with an issue directly. We are in the business of online project management software. As such, you ...
• Wiki wiki, should we have a wiki?
  Aug 13, 2009
  We are interested in what you think about Pelotonics online project management software! First I would like to thank everyone for making this such a great year for Pelotonics. We have been growing like gangbusters and have really enjoyed getting to know our user base more deeply. If you didn't already notice, we have recently upgraded the ...
• Adding notes to Pelotonics
  Jul 31, 2009
  Notes in online project management Jimmy just asked us on the forums if it is possible to take "notes" on the Pelotonics system without sending out email notification to members of the project. This can come in handy when you want to archive critical project-based information for reference....
• The Future of Project Management
  Jul 20, 2009
  A promise made in public is a promise kept! We are constantly thinking about what the future holds for Project Management. It is clear that groups are changing the way they manage projects. New highly available tools like Pelotonics are helping groups and organzations get a handle on what needs to be done and where things are ...
• Simplicity vs. Features: Crafting the Perfect Task Manager
  Jul 16, 2009
  Everyone has different needs and expectations when it comes to computer-based to-do lists. Some just want the equivalent of a paper-based list; others want advanced features like search, tags, due dates, reminders, recurring tasks, and subtasks. The key for application designers is to strike a balance and include the most useful features to the most people, ...