AlphaPMS: Another Project Management Player

Recently, Dynamik Duo, Inc. released AlphaPMS, an online project management software designed as an inexpensive way to monitor projects in a collaborative fashion. While there is certainly a growing customer base – notably small business owners – who could benefit from such a product, so, too, are there various competitors with more well-known offerings. From well-established companies with higher dollar value offerings to open source free options such as Google Docs and Openoffice.org. The 3 main features of AlphaPMS are:

• increased productivity due to real-time monitoring
• ability to collaborate
• “seamless integration” with existing enterprise software

None of these features stick out as something that will either bedevil the competition or one-up them. Prices seem to be very reasonable, starting at $20/month for businesses with 15 users and a maximum of 10 projects all the way up to $150/month for businesses with an unlimited amount of users and projects. But it’s also hard to beat free. And that is exactly what Dynamik Duo, Inc. is up against when looking at  the competition.

I attempted to start the 7 day trial run to kick the tires a bit, but after signing up was unfortunately told that my trial had expired. Hopefully, they’ll get the bugs worked out so prospective buyers can get an in-depth view of their product and why they should pick it over less expensive rivals.

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As an astute student of economics and public policy, John has written considerably in areas of public policy spanning politics, mortgage reform, immigration and gun control. He attends Virginia Commonwealth University with a triple major in economics, sociology, and women's studies. John's publishings have appeared in the Orlando Sentinel, Wiretap magazine, and cutting edge political blogs such as HipHopRepublican.com and PolicyNet. In addition, he serves as a regular contributor to Black Web 2.0 where he blogs about technology start-up companies. He currently serves as a legislative fellow in the office of the Honorable David Englin (D) of the Virginia House of Delegates.
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