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NEWS

BDC Time is an innovative new time and project management tool for busy professionals. 

If you are like me, you multi-task throughout the day, deal with interruptions continually and generally are too busy to worry about where every 15-minute slice of your day goes.  However, you also know that if your time were tracked more efficiently you would get credit for all that extra time you spend on projects.  Enter BDC Time!

Scheduled Public Release Date: Feb. 1, 2008

Features

General Features

• Can put timer on any computer. (Just need internet access to use) 
• Clock in and out via a tray icon that sits conveniently in your Windows taskbar.
• No need to keep some browser window open in order to stay clocked in to a job.
• Data is stored on our central server for easy access for remote workers as well as office workers.
• Encrypted login information saved, allowing you to not have to retype.
• Written completely in Microsoft .NET version 2.0.
• Database is Microsoft SQL Server 2005 for maximum reliability and scalability.

Timer Tray Icon

• Access the time clocking features easily through the tray icon.  2-clicks clocks you in and 2-clicks clocks you out. 
• Back tracking time is available via adjustment plus/minus buttons.
• Access to SharePoint content.

Daily View

• Easily find out what times you have worked today or any other day.
• Easily update job and time details.
• Easily add a new job through the form provided.

Project Management

• BDC Time uses a 4-layer system for managing projects, including:
  • Client – this is a person or company that you do business with directly
  • Account – this is a level under Client that is usually a department or customer of your Client
  • Project – this is a project that you have for a particular account 
  • Job – this is the most basic work unit that you are actually performing under a particular project.

SharePoint

• Communication is made easy through integration with Windows SharePoint Services portal websites (WSS).
• Each project can have its own SharePoint site which is created on-the-fly when you set up the project.
• Project Jobs can also be loaded onto the SharePoint site.
• Use SharePoint calendars, document repositories, and contact lists to facilitate collaboration

I hope you will find BDC Time will help you recover countless hours and better communicate time spent on projects and jobs.

Sincerely,

Brian Douglas
President,  BDC