Factory Nova is in Beta

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Sergey Smirnov
on May 25, 2006
in Factory Nova
. 8 Comments

Who could have thought? This longest journey does finally come to an end.

Factory Nova Installation Wizard

10 minutes ago I’ve posted a beta version of Factory Nova on a closed forum for our beta testers.

We currently accept everyone interested in taking part in the beta cycle of the product. Factory Nova should be in beta for around 2 months according to our plans. Around the beginning of August 2006 the final 1.0 version should be released.

Here is what you need to do to become a beta tester:

1. Register on our forums if you haven’t already done so.

2. Send me (user “Sergey”) a private message with a request to become a part of the Factory Beta Team.

3. After a short period you will be added to a proper members group on our forums and will get access to a closed Factory Nova Beta forum where you will be able to download the product, post your thoughts, ideas and of course bug reports.

Please note that we are in a GMT +4 timezone and I will have to give you the access to the beta forum manually. This means that after you will send a private message to me, you might need to wait for some hours before you will get the access.

8 Responses to “Factory Nova is in Beta”

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  1. 1 Woody Mendoza
    May 26, 2006 at 07:38

    I would like to be considered for the Factory Nova Beta program.
    Thanks
    Woody mendoza

  2. 2 Sergey Smirnov
    May 26, 2006 at 11:56

    Woody,

    Please use the instructions from the blog post.

    Thanks.

  3. 3 rituraj borooah
    May 26, 2006 at 15:23

    I would like to be considered for the Factory Nova Beta program.

  4. 4 ryan armasu
    May 27, 2006 at 18:58

    guys – i have managed many projects from $5 K to over $20 MM and I have used may tools including groove;

    i do not know the details of your software but i tell you where the weakness of groove was in my opinion – whule it was a very slick software with many good qualities, it did not address a project management structure very well;

    i think it would be a good idea for you guys to look at http://www.pmi.org (the Project Management Institute) and review the PMBOK (Project Management Body Of Knowledge); most project managers want the tool they use to help them define the project, establish a workbreakdown structure, develop a GANTT chart with a critical path, have dashboadr with a set of metrics to check progres, etc., etc…

    you may have that in your software already – i do not the details of it as i said before but these elements would tremendously enhance a PM software.

    a larger solution you may want to check out is eProject.

    good luck,

    ryan

  5. 5 Jim Vester
    June 14, 2006 at 09:03

    I would like to participate in your beta test.

  6. 6 Beto Byron
    June 21, 2006 at 20:52

    I would like to participate in your beta test.

    I did all requests in forum, but has still no answer from you Sergey!

    Thanks

  7. 7 Dethman
    July 11, 2006 at 17:45

    for small it comp

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