Tracking the next phase of my automation development with Project Office
I picked up Project Office in a recent BundleHunt offer. Not to be confused with Microsoft Project, part of Office, Project Office is a standalone project management tool for the Mac by DK Consulting. It looks and works in a similar fashion to MS Project, but is more streamlined, works locally, and costs far less. Nor is it subscription based. I’ve been looking for the right set of tasks to use it with, and this automation project seems like a great candidate. To get started, I have listed the objectives I would like to complete for this next phase. For each task, I have entered the amount of time I expect it to take. This is a good exercise on it’s own. I listed out the individual tasks, and broke down several other topics into their components. Here are a couple of examples of what needs to be completed. I need to create Execution Profiles – QA – Prod Custom […]
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