Ian is an independent writer based in Israel who has worked as a technology industry reporter and critic for more than ten years. He’s written for PCWorld, Macworld, TechHive, Yahoo, Lifewire, and The Huffington Post. He primarily covers Windows, PC and gaming hardware, video and music streaming services, security software, and browsers.
Sticky Password may not yet have the brand clout of LastPass, but it’s a great password manager to choose. It secures your passwords and other information in an encrypted database so that only someone with the master password can decrypt and read it.
Zoho Projects is a solid project management solution with a good range of pricing tiers. However, the free version does lack some basic features, making it suitable for only the simplest projects. Check out Zoho Projects review now.
Workfront is a project management tool that aims to centralize a team's work as much as possible into one digital platform, creating a single "operational system of record." Check out our review now for all the features, price points, pros, and cons.
Wrike is a cloud-based project management software that offers the standard features you need, as well as added bonuses such as built-in native time tracking and document history tracking. Check out our review now for features, pricing, pros, and cons.
Basecamp is an all-in-one project management solution, offering integrated chat, file storage, and project management tools. Check out our Basecamp review for all the price points, features, pros, and cons.
Teamwork Projects is a cleanly designed, easy-to-use project management tool that’s a good value for the money. Check out our review now for all the price points, features, pros, and cons to get informed before making a decision for yourself.
Microsoft Project is primarily a desktop application that can help users create and manage projects using the familiar Microsoft Office Ribbon interface. It's ideal for larger businesses already using Office 365. Check out our review for pricing plans, features, pros, and cons.
Trello is a simplified project management tool that is intuitive to use. But it's far from limited – in fact, Trello offers powerful extensibility through its Power-Ups add-on catalog. Check out our full Trello review for all the price points, features, pros, and cons.
Monday.com is an interesting project management solution that offers a good amount of customizability for project and task organization. Check out our review to get a better idea of the features, prices, pros, and cons before you buy.
Jira is a popular tool for managing software development projects, but some non-software teams use it for general project management too. Read our review filled with features, price points, pros and cons.
Mavenlink is a solid project management tool that is used by small teams and large corporations alike. Check out our review for prices, features, pros, and cons before you make a decision for yourself.
ClickUp is a newcomer to the world of project management software focusing on organizational structure and helpful built-in tools. Check out our review for all the pricing info, features, pros, and cons.
Asana is a popular project management software service with plenty of features, third-party integrations, and clean interface. Check out our review of the project management software to learn all about the features and price points.
Salesforce and Microsoft Dynamics are two giants of CRM software, but which is best for your business? We examine both CRM suppliers to help you choose, including a look at their features, integrations and all-important price plans for businesses.
1Password is a simple to use password app that can store all your passwords and generate new ones. Is it any good? Find out in our full review.