PROJECT MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE AND ONLINE COMMUNICATION TOOLS ARE YOUR FRIEND
We use Jira and Confluence. We started out using Asana (this is a great tool for designers but not as good for integration with versioning software like Plastic.)
We don't have one person dedicated to keeping it in order, but once we have task management staff, I'm confident the system will run much more smoothly. As it is we now have a single central place where we are slowly putting daily tasks and projects and links to development tools.
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REMEMBER THAT NECESSITY IS THE BABY MOMMA OF INVENTION - If you don't have what you need, find a way to use what you have.
In a small town, you learn to make do with what you have. A lot of our company's hardware and furniture originated from giveaways and pawn shops.
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If you can't get your friends at home and strangers you meet excited about what you're doing (even if they're just excited about the fact that you're doing something cool), you are going to have problems. If you're a total introvert, you need to find a person you trust who is good at this, and make them a co-founder.
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No matter what stage you're at, who you think your market is, or how much money you have, the very best investment of whatever resources and time you do have should be in getting out of your small town for at least a month and spending time in a city with an international market like New York, Toronto, Vancouver, or pretty much anywhere else.
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