OK, I must admit… I am not your regular Project Management guy, I love to tinker with PM software, tweaking it and see if it holds up to the expectations. Although I have given dotProject a test drive a while ago, I still consider it as one of the easiest tools in the open source arena. But this post is not about the software, this is about a good book about it, finally! "Project Management with dotProject" is a very accessible, but comprehensive overview for those who want to use the [TAG-Tec]dotProject[/TAG-Tec] PM software.

Lee Jordan starts out by handling all aspects for installation of the system. I know how to do it, but I think with this guide almost everyone with a little software background can do it. What I like the most about the book is that it not only covers the administration and actual use of the software, but also where to find hacks for things not included in the default dotProject installation. If you are serious about using dotProject, I highly recommend this book.