A Project Tracker 1.10

Any large task is easier to tackle if it is broken down into a set of smaller subtasks. This is true if the task is being done by an individual or by a group of people in a company or any other organization. APT will help you to create these subtasks. If the subtasks that are initially created turn out still to be too big or complicated, APT can be used repeatedly until eventually each of the subtasks is simple enough to be carried out without further division. For really large projects it is usually best to construct a number of separate APT projects, one for each conceptual area of the main project. The individual APT projects can then be linked together as a network thus modelling the specific dynamics of the whole system.

While you are concentrating on a particular task, that task often triggers off thoughts about other related issues. Maybe you see improvements that could be made, or notice things that will need checking. If you followed these things up immediately, it would distract you from the task in hand. APT provides a quick way of recording such new thoughts separately, but with an easy way to navigate back to them later to integrate them in the appropriate place or rework part of the content. The same mechanism can be used to flag up quality control issues directly on the work that is of concern, but without disturbing the current content of the specific item that is being questioned.

Key Features:

Easy to Use
Flexible
Enables Quality Control
Tracks Progress
Handles Complexity
Helps you think

Requirements:	No special requirements
Release Date:	December 01, 2012
Platforms:	WinXP, Windows Vista, Windows Vista x64, Windows 7, Windows 7 x64
Keyword:	Organizer,  Planner,  Project,  Project Management,  Project Planner,  Project Tracker
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