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SearchSoftwareQuality.com recently posted an article on agile tools that provides an overview of some of the tools mentioned here and explains how one company manages its agile projects -- searchsoftwarequality.techtarget.com/.../0,289142,sid92_gci1287345,00.html

We're practicing Scrum and we are using http://www.wrike.com/ for it. It's a pretty agile tool, VERY flexible and it's integrated with e-mail. It's worth checking out.

Check out the post . Thanks to Jerry for the pointer.

Please note that this is for HOSTED tools.

We did a similar research not long ago for inhouse tools and results were different. I will try to recover our results and maybe post them here?

Cheers,

Another hosted solution, aimed at Microsoft Office users, is ActionThis. This is an online task and project management service designed for teams, particularly those who work in remote locations.

In addition to providing an easy to use web application, ActionThis produces a client for Microsoft Outlook that lets people seamlessly create and manage ActionThis tasks alongside their email messages.

In other words, people don't have to invest in learning a totally new tool.

More information is available at www.actionthis.com.

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<a href='studios.thoughtworks.com/mingle-agile-project-management'>Mingle</a> has had a free offering for less than 5 users. It has had this since it's release in June 2007.

agile project management

studios.thoughtworks.com/mingle-agile-project-management

Mingle, an agile project management and project collaboration tool, provides a shared workspace for your entire team. It is designed to suit the way agile management teams think and work, making it the best agile software project management tool

Check out the latest from www.agilebuddy.com. Agilebuddy just recently released and is available at a really good price of $9.95 per user per month. It's built on a rich collaboration framework and is really very easy to use.

RD

Agilebuddy also has a full free version available for official open source projects.

Hi

Check out WoodRanch Agile Projects. It is a full featured, enterprise level tool built by people who have many years of experience running Scrum and Agile teams in the industry.

http://wrap.woodranchtech.com

Hi,

Check out privotal tracker: http://www.pivotaltracker.com

Hi,

Check out Silver Catalyst: http://www.ToolsForAgile.com

Does anybody know a good agile tool set

that incorporates

1) requirement tracking (doc management and versionioning)

2) project tracking of individual and group tasks

3) release planning (charts, content, most critical path)

4) issue/bug tracking

5) supports distributed teams

Into one seemless (hopefully not too expensive) system. We are looking for one.

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Hi,

Check out Agilebuddy: http://www.agilebuddy.com

Hi There - Also take a look at Bright Green Projects.  Our hosted application will allow agile teams to;

Prioritize requirements, stories and issues in a backlog.

Plan Iterations/Sprints and Releases.

Build estimates and track your velocity across sprints.

Allocate requirements and issues to developers for build and test.

Track progress with a Kanban Wall and Burn Down Charts.

Store images, videos and documents against all stories or issues.

Use an audit trail to keep track of all changes.

http://brightgreenprojects.com

Cheers,

Adam