the best contact management software?
152418
Try this new contact exchange.  It's free.
133757
I personally use both, but I prefer Gmail. Gmail gives a wider range of options, and it is relatively easy to get an invite - you ususally can just ask on a forum such as this and someone will send one to you. I have sent some to people...\n\nGmail just gives you a wider range of options and once you get used to the "Labels" and not folders, it is great.
1090506
very easy to use, has a user friendly interface.\n\nway much faster than hotmail, a little faster than yahoo.\n\neasier to send messages with attachments.\n\nautomatically saves drafts, and it is very easy to send later or continue editing later.\n\nthe "label" thing is easy to use, easier and faster than creating folders and moving into them.\n\nyou have higher capacity.\n\nallows larger attachments.\n\nconversation-like storage of the messages sent and received is so useful.\n\nsearching in your mailbox is way much better than hotmail or yahoo\n\nachieving is so useful, you do not need to create labels for those who doesn't belong to any label. just "add a star" and "archive". you can access it by search or by clicking on "starred"\n\nyou do not need to save your contacts, just send them an e-mail and they would be stored. it is the same if you invite someone. the address he/she selects is automatically added to your contacts. also it has the autocomplete kind-o-thing in your address line. just after you press the keys, it lists the possible contacts.\n\nis it enough? do you want me to send you an invitation? lol
396930
You can do this a couple of ways:\n\n1. Microsoft Outlook's Journal will track documents and e-mails you sent by contact person.\n\n2. ACT does something similar to what you want.
565937
By far the best I have used is EBSuite for sales. It is  faster and more complete than Salesforce.  We switched from Salesforce, and at first I thought our IT made a mistake, but the built-in quotes, and sales processes same me tons of time.  It's great and is very low cost, you should try it, www.ebsuite.com
1150235
I use this one.\nhttp://www.ratmail.com\n\ntotally untraceable
320058
This is not a direct question, its a complete development effort, so I'm only going to say that for me RUP is the best approach.\nBy the way if this is a real-life problem why don't you try sharepoint and office 2003 instead of writing it :)
487828
GMail has the largest most reliable services.\n\nemail me your email address if you want a free invite.
908221
The question has a broad scope, but if it's a crm solution you are considering I would offer you this -  evaluate vtiger crm and the suite of plugins it has.  much better, cheaper solution than the ms crm.
384084
i'll go for Mambo. it is highly recommended and used by several SME's. also there's a good community developers that support it. plus, a lot of templates are existing in the internet.
409840
Check out http://www.tabs3.com/\nMy firm uses TABS for billing. The first firm I worked at also used TABS, then just before I left then started using PracticeMaster for case management and calendaring. It took a while to set up and change over from Outlook for ongoing cases, but it was worth it. PracticeMaster will sync with Palm and with Outlook and I think many other calendaring programs. They will send you a demo if you are interested. Unfortunately I don't have much to compare it too, but they seem to work well.
543768
gmail.com\nfacebook.com
5688
Google Talk is great.\n\nThe sound quality is great and the ease of use is even better. Google's take on VoIP - simple and useful.\n\nAlso, Google just released the API for GTalk so 3rd Party programs will start to appear making GTalk even more useful. \n\nFinally, since it is so small (less than a MB) go ahead and try it. It isn't meant to compete with AIM or MSN Messenger, instead use it for the great quality and ease of use.
157578
Use Skype, the best feature for this type of thing
537749
Hello,\n\nA PDA would help you a lot to do this. I would recommend you to use a PDA that has a mobile phone included too (a cell and a PDA is very difficult to carry both in the same time - every moment of the day).\nThe best software tool to organize yourself is Outlook. It helps me a lot!\n\nAfter all is not all about what kind of PDA or software you use, is just about using them correctly, or at least often enough!\n\nGood luck!
643585
I would say use Yahoo!, just take a look at the new GUI that it has coming out. The only thing thta I don't like about Yahoo! Mail is that it does not have a place where you can set  a emails priority like in outlook. Also you can't recall a message.
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probably gmail. 2GB of space, great search features, fast, and you can use it with a POP client.\n\nI use yahoo mail, but only because that's what I've had forever. not really worth it to switch at this point. the Ajax thing is cool, but doesn't work on all browsers.