Comments Off | Mon Jan 11 2010
What are Perspectives in Jumptree?
In business-speak, Jumptree Perspectives enables users to completely change and use the terminologies and lexicon suitable for their industries and organizations.
In normal terms, it means you can change the text in Jumptree to anything you want.
Why you might need Jumptree Perspectives.
If you have teams from multiple countries, then allowing them to use Jumptree Project in their native language can improve clarity and help them be more productive.
Or if your organization has multiple departments, the terminology used in one group might be completely different from another (e.g. Cases vs. Tasks vs. Issues).
Traditionally, software vendors prepare themselves for other languages by implementing a globalization strategy with internationalization. But with this approach, you are limited to one translation per language.
Jumptree solves this problem by offering a concept called Perspectives—allowing multiple translations per language.
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No comments | Sun Jan 10 2010
We have released a cumulative service pack for Version 1.2.
This service pack is highly recommended as it adds a new BBCode with Text Editor feature along with fixing a few bugs.
Please follow the upgrade instructions.
Changelog:
http://jumptree.com/doc/jumptree-project/changelogs/v120.html
IF YOU HAVE NOT YET UPGRADED TO VERSION 1.2…
Version 1.2 was released on Monday, September 21, 2009 and has a bunch of new features.
If you haven’t upgraded yet, we highly encourage you to do so now.
And please carefully follow these upgrade instructions.
If you have any questions or need help, please don’t hesitate to contact us.
SELECTED SOURCE CODE
All users who purchased Jumptree Project before v1.2 was released will receive the Selected Source Code for free.
Comments Off | Sun Jan 10 2010
When you’re evaluating a project management system, one important question to ask is, “Can this application conform to my organization’s existing workflow?”
For example, while one organization might be OK with the default project fields provided by Jumptree, another organization might need additional information in order to start a project.
Now we understand that different organizations will have different ways to manage projects—and so our goal is to make Jumptree Project as flexible as possible.
So today we’re going to show you an example of how our Custom Fields option lets you easily modify Jumptree Project to fit your needs.
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Comments Off | Thu Dec 24 2009
We’re in the final testing stages of releasing a cumulative update for Version 1.2.
This update will include bug fixes as well as a few enhancements to existing features.
In addition, the selected source code version will be released then as well.
We thank all of you for your patience over these last few months and we’ll work harder to keep our blog up to date on new developments.
Next year is an exciting year for us because of the new features we have planned, such as: email integration, wiki, subtasks, task bar, personal categories, charts & graphs, and a whole bunch of other great ideas.
Thank you all for your support and have a happy holidays 
2 Comments | Thu Jul 23 2009
On Monday, July 27, 2009 we’re going to be releasing v1.2 Beta 2 for download.
If you’re interested in testing it out, please email us at support@jumptree.com.
Thanks!
