Still messing with Kilt.  I'm trying it with some real world projects now.  Thats pretty usefull for showing the shortcomings.  So I've been working to make it a more real world tool.  I hate the HTML editor for view design.  WPF will be much better but until .net 4 comes out in gold the xaml can't be saved to the DB.  You can load it on the fly, just can't save it.  Genius right?  So WFP will be eventually used for the forms and when that comes into play I'll use it for workflow design as well. 

 

Kilt is a user defined dynamic workflow tool.  Each state of the workflow can be secured by the users security specifications.  Kilt allows for parallel workflows,  file attachments,  notifications and multiple readers. It also has an API to allow for additional functions and actions to be added.  Database is set up for replication and site can be farmed for scalability.  It is fully unicode compliant for multilingual environments. The idea behind Kilt (codename) is that it will take workflow applications to the cloud.  Other products like Metastorm and Ariba still need developers. Kilt may not have all the same functionality but for 90% of the user base who can't afford millions of dollars in servers and developers,  they probably don't need it anyway.  This is a easy way for mid-size companies to bring workflow and process to a global marketplace.

Currently workflow creation and security model is complete as well as form submission. Next step is to create the workbasket where users can select work in whatever states that have security to.  I'm thinking about using WPF (Silverlight) for that.  Either way it needs to have rich reporting capability for workflow management.  Lots left to do but it should be fun.
 

Teamster is a project,  task manager tool that sits on top of Team Foundation Server. 

Features:

1. See all work items across projects
2. Assign,  set State and move multiple work items
3. Create personal view of work items as well as use system queries.
4. View work items in Gantt Chart.
5. Create and Edit work items.

 

IPublisher is an ASP.Net 2.0 publishing Add-in.  It Integrates with SourceSafe and Web Deployment Projects.  More Information