Are we managing Project Right? Openproject review
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Many a time we have seen that a lot of complex projects are being maintained manually and because of it project leads to failure. To solve the issue here I have discussed Project management software. OpenProject is the leading web-based open source project management software for classical as well as agile project management. It is maintained by an active international community. For more details visit www.debajitadhikary.com/blog
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