According to Advertising Age, Behance can help improve the working lives of freelancers. Through posting work and getting feedback and recognition, the Behance Network acts as a social lifeline for the self-employed. The article goes on to say that Action Method Online can enable disparate parties to keep track of tasks, timelines, and people involved with a given project, by coordinating work in loose, virtual networks.
Did you know that Action Method Online is the perfect tool for fostering loving, productive communication within your relationship? Jared Goralnick suggests just this on his blog Technotheory, where the focus is on "[helping] people to use technology as a vehicle rather than an obstacle to getting stuff done."
In addition to advocating crowdsourcing as a great gift-finder and Yelp-ing for a spontaneous night out, Jared notes that AMO is a great way to work through issues using discrete goals.
Check out this unique digital relationship advice here.
Behance's Action Method received some center stage attention at this year's TED (Technology Entertainment Design) conference in Long Beach, California. All TED participants received a subscription to Action Method Online. And, those who attended the TED Prize lunches received a limited edition TED Prize Action Book.
Every year, TED gathers luminaries such as Bill Gates, the Google founders, and other leaders of organizations, companies, and non-profits that are innovating across industries. Collectively, the audience has the opportunity to add value to three "wishes" that will improve the world - announced at the conference every year.
With grand ideas comes the responsibility to take action. For the second year in a row, Behance proudly leveraged its tools and products to help add a "bias-towards-action" at TED.
You said it, and we heard it. Based on the great feedback shared by early adopters of Action Method Online (AMO), we have added a number of enhancements to the application. The additions include the ability for you (or anyone else) to email an action step to your AMO InBox (via your own @action.me email address) as well as increased messaging features, multiple delegation, importing contacts, and more... See all of the latest enhancements on our What's New page.
The Project Institute of Italy's blog has written about AMO, encouraging its readers to check it out.
For those versed in Italian, read the full article here.
Creative Component,
an interactive agency, recently featured an Action Method Online review
on their blog (which explores all things design and digital). The write
up particularly focuses on the ease of translating random "to-dos" into
actionable steps, in addition to some aesthetic accolades.
You can check out the article here.
Russian design supersite DesignCollector published a great review (in Russian) of Action Method Online. Click here to review it if you are well versed in Russian!
Global innovation tracker PSFK wrote up a review of Action Method Online today. They commented especially on the design and unique approach to project management.
"While the functionality is great, the design is the big sell here. The clean, simple UI will appeal to creatives, and really anyone who works best in a clutter-free environment." Full PSFK review of Action Method
We were also thrilled to demo the product for Tina Roth Eisenberg - curator of top design blog SwissMiss. Tina shares initial feedback in the SwissMiss review titled, Action Method - New Productivity Tool by Behance.
We have also come across some additional early user reviews:
The world-renowned TechCrunch team received early access to Action Method Online, the Behance team's new approach for productivity and project management. Mark Hendrickson posted a TechCrunch review today titled, "Action Method: A Flexible & Intuitive Project Management System."
Excerpt: "Behance has now debuted an excellent new product called Action Method that will appeal to creative and non-creative individuals alike who wish to organize and collaborate on projects more effectively....The beauty of Action Method lies in the flexibility it affords each of its users to organize his or her tasks."
You can read the full review here.
Follow more behind the scenes from Behance at the TeamBlog.
The team at Mashable posted a review of Action Method Online today, "Action Method Puts an Attractive and Intuitive Face on Project Management." The review describes Action Method Online (AMO) as "surprisingly effective at group-based task management" and presents a thoughtful analysis of the product. We invite you to read the review here.
