What is a Project Management System¶

A “Project Management System” is a set of components and modules that can be used to manage and administrate projects.

It “[...]can manage estimation and planning, scheduling, cost control and budget management, [...], quality management and documentation or administration systems”. (from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_management_software)

Considering that each project is different, t-Point is capable of many different options and settings that can be customized for each customer.

t-Point is capable of managing the content of websites and fully support the 4-step “Content Life Cycle” (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_content_lifecycle):

1. Content creation/collection
2. Revision/approval (version-management)
3. Publishing (implemented within the public-module [1])
4. Archiving (limited functions [2])

The standard publishing format of public contents is HTML but the platform is multi-channel, meaning other formats (such as e.g. XML, JSON,...) are supported too. Other strengths are the support of multi-languages and multi-site structures with shareable content. This means that each content-field for public elements is translatable on the management-page.

t-Point was created to provide a high performance project-management-system in the current state of the internet. This means a high focus on web standards (as described in the W3C standards http://www.w3.org/standards/). The search engine optimzation (SEO) was not a primary goal, but the shared/public contents are supported highly (in terms of xml-sitemap, meta-tags and

Although t-Point focuses on supporting a wide variety of tools for project managment, one of its main goals is to provide an easy to understand UI, fast to learn an enjoyable to use. The software runs on modern browsers without the need of any plugins and will work on a standard state-of-the-art PC or tablet.