FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
beezwax datatools presents The Hive Group Meeting and Project Organizer
at MacWorld 2003
Complete time and project management software available for
organizations of all sizes
SAN FRANCISCO, CA - January 7, 2003 - beezwax datatools, designer and
customizer of FileMaker Pro database systems, makes available Version
1.0 of The Hive, a Group Meeting and Project Organizer. Visit the
beezwax datatools booth at the MacWorld Conference & Expo for
demonstrations of the Hive and other examples of their expertise.
The Hive is a FileMaker Pro solution with an intuitive graphic
interface, which enables offices of any size to quickly plan all
scheduling and projects. Designed to easily accommodate any previously
existing FileMaker Pro database file, the Hive enables all
date-sensitive and project information to be displayed within one master
calendar interface.
The Hive will be continuously demoed during the MacWorld Expo, at the
beezwax datatools booth in the Business Solutions Pavilion (#3561, North
Hall). Demo versions are available for download at www.beezwax.net/hive.
Features of The Hive include:
Day, week, and month views
Group calendar
Easy connectivity to other FileMaker Pro systems
Password protection
XML-based Web connectivity module
Palm connectivity
Automatic email of invitations and reminders
Time conflict-catching
Alerts for past deadlines
Views by individual or by group, or both at the same time
Filters to view by type, date, user, list, location, or department
Color-coding specific to viewer and project
Simultaneous comparison view of multiple projects, on time-continuum
Holding tank for potential projects and elements (for planning purposes)
Manager reports
beezwax datatools, a member of the FileMaker Solutions Alliance, has
designed and customized FileMaker Pro database systems for more than one
hundred clients, including Adobe Systems, Pixar Animation Studios,
Peachpit Press, California Department of Transportation, Kaiser
Permanente Medical Group, University of California Office of the
President, Stanford Business School, Shambhala International, and
Burning Man.
