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DigiSpoke.

A San Francisco planning tool that mapped task dependencies and warned teams when a project was drifting toward delay, weeks in advance.

Productivity and collaboration

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    “Visualize team workflow, forecast outcomes and predict progress”

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Workflow diagram of connected task nodes above a task table.
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“Visualize team workflow, forecast outcomes and predict progress”

Workflow planning becomes a snap when you can arrange tasks and their dependencies. Simple or complex, you see the big picture of all of your work with DigiSpoke. No one likes status meetings, so DigiSpoke predicts the progress of all your projects and tasks. Task in the red? Project in danger of being delayed? DigiSpoke will warn you. Powerful predictions mean that every team member’s task list is kept up to date, weeks in advance. Now everyone knows how busy they’ll be. Genius. Stop managing your team with outdated project management software and spreadsheets. Start planning faster and working smarter with DigiSpoke.

Topics
Analytics, Cloud computing, Productivity, Project management
Location
San Francisco · United States
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In our words: The listing described DigiSpoke as cloud software for arranging tasks and their dependencies, predicting the progress of every project and task, and warning when work was at risk, so team task lists stayed current weeks ahead. It pitched itself as a replacement for status meetings and spreadsheets, and was listed as public from San Francisco, USA.

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