matterhorn

I'm currently working on a project management tool called Matterhorn (www.matterhorn.io).

Here's a good comparison of the various PM tools so you can compare Matterhorn to the established players.

Opencast Matterhorn is a product positioned in one of the most exciting and discussed areas of academic technology today.

* old Toblerone Matterhorn logo unfortunately:( They've had to remove the mountain from branding since the chocolate is no longer produced in Switzerland.

A somewhat exaggerated model of the Matterhorn was one of the first things I printed and it's pretty cool, though.

And yes, I agree with matterhorn that government directed economic activity is essentially malinvestment.

We were trying not to be too sales-pitchy and just get across why we love Matterhorn and how it can help you with your projects.

I wouldn't say project management is really a solved problem, and definitely wouldn't claim that Matterhorn solves 100% of all problems with project management systems.

There's also a Matterhorn in California, if I'm not mistaken.

If the creators of Matterhorn can continue to shelve egos, keep effecting some humble sincerity and focus on why their tool is better, we may find it's an exception to that rule.

Austrian economics (which matterhorn did not identify in his small para) and so you cannot say it will not work since you obviously never tried it, and you never gave a reason for it to not work.

Hey there, I'd say the key difference between Matterhorn and Trello is that Matterhorn is more aimed at allowing a team to maintain multiple projects at once - for example overviewing the progress of all your projects at once and planning your project from a global planner rather than having to set due dates on individual tickets.

Kinda shapeless and baggy, though.) and a black 'prgmr.com' logo T shirt, with very old "Cove Matterhorn" brand boots that have seen years and years of abuse, and several motorcycle accidents.

Matterhorn has a feature grouping system that can help but it always comes down to how you use them.

We're actually building a pretty large Ember project at the moment (a project management tool called Matterhorn).

Matterhorn has a neat UI and they put lot of effort on walking your through the product, features look cool too.