Here is a link to a great project management system that the Plexus team uses and recommends.

The greatest project management system!
Posted on
06/10/2008
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Plexus Logo Featured in Lands' End Catalog
Posted on
05/06/2008
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After ordering some Christmas gifts from Lands' End, the company asked if they could showcase our logo in future promotions - low and behold they did.

Check out the latest catalog to see the Plexus featured logo. Thanks to Matt Forshee & Amanda Fields from Fayette County Development Authority for spotting it!
Posted on
03/17/2008
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Skitch makes it easy to capture and share images via email, chat and Web. Instead of typing a message to describe an image or screen, you can pull the image into skitch and enhance it on screen to convey your thoughts. Once you have worked with the image – adding text, using draw and paint tools, etc, you save it or drag it out of the Skitch window into your email, chat, desktop, etc. There is a setting called Webpost for you to save the image Web ready for upload to your Skitch.com page. From here, you can copy the url to pull it into a Web site or blog. Check it out at skitch.com.
Here is an example of Skitch - we used it to convey some thoughts about the Plexus home page.
Plexus is Here, There & Everywhere!
Posted on
01/03/2008
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Posted on
12/06/2007
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