Archive for the ‘JIRA’ Category

Announcing The MakeTime Private Search Beta

September 14, 2007 | Announcements, Atlassian, JIRA, MakeTime, Search

Do you spend more time looking for the information you need than you do actually using it?

MakeTime^© is a new kind of search product for small business, which enables our users to instantly find all of the data they care about, regardless of which application it happens to reside in.
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JIRA Search Open Source Demo

September 13, 2007 | Atlassian, JIRA, MakeTime, Search

The team at MakeTime^© is is committed to the open source community and as part of our first product introduction, we are offering FREE, MakeTime^© as a hosted service, as a unified interface to any Atlassian Open Source licensee of JIRA who would like to participate, currently we support:

 

Alfresco Codehaus db4o Foresightlinux Fornax Gridsphere Hibernate Imendio JA-SIG

JavaBlackBelt Jboss Jeromedi Jet Brains Limewire Mertner Mule ObjectStyle Open QA

Open Symphony Rpath Sakai Project SeaSar SIP Foundry Spring Project Wicketstuff WSO2 Want to recommend another? Let us know.

View only using our guest user log-in, or register and use your own credentials and be able to access and modify your owns entries, securely.

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MakeTime Features

September 12, 2007 | Announcements, JIRA, MakeTime, Search

MakeTime offers:

• An “all in one” personal user interface that will search across all of your business and personal applications. (Complete list of supported data sources is here.)

• A revolutionary spreadsheet-like search interface that is proven to make your searching more-efficient than the old “one box” and “top ten results” of conventional search engines. (Our founder has an introductory blog post on the topic here.) It will be instantly familiar to anyone who has used Outlook or Excel search and filter features.

• Completely browser-based interface, without the need for any plug-ins, toolbars or additional software and without requiring any modification to existing systems.

• The ability to not just find, but also edit and otherwise interact with your data without having to leaving the search page, fueling even greater productivity gains.

• Robust security safeguards for your data.