Big news! (And it’s not just that I have new glasses!) DCDR.io now allows you to have custom categories for risks and incidents. Switching your existing risk management system to DCDR is now easier than ever with: Custom logo ✅ Custom categories ✅ Custom dashboards 🔜 Email me if you want to learn more chat@dcdr.io (But yes, I also have new glasses….)
It’s as easy as 1, 2, 3 with DCDR
DCDR V2.0 is live. Here’s a quick 90-second tour.
There are lots of reasons you might be looking for risk management software but there’s one thing that everyone wants. More time. DCDR doesn’t have a time-travel module but the app does help you get back time. A lot of time, in fact. Time that you’d otherwise spend entering data, formatting reports and creating graphs and charts. **However, we also noticed that people often don’t even have the time to get set up on the system in the first place. ** ...
(This post was updated on Nov 7, 2018 to reflect the discontinuation of the free SOLO plan.) Launch day! For about 15 months now, I have been working on a project to build a better piece of risk management software. This is something I have been thinking about since 2002 and I think now, more than ever, we need – and deserve – a better piece of software for risk management. Why? ...
After 15 years, it feels very good to finally be able to write that. Take a look. The video might be scrappy but the app isn’t. [Video: https://video.wordpress.com/embed/zX4Nf4zz?hd=0&autoPlay=0&permalink=1&loop=0&preloadContent=metadata&muted=0&playsinline=0&controls=1&cover=1] DCDR is live AND it has users. It’s been a busy week. Schedule your demo
I’ve just uploaded a short video showing one of the functional assessment apps in use. Although the methodology is different from the full DCDR tool, the approach and functionality is very similar: Fast? Check! Simple? Check! Easy to use? Check! So here’s a taster of what the DCDR app is going to look like. Enjoy! [Video: https://video.wordpress.com/embed/xThbiOro?hd=0&autoPlay=0&permalink=1&loop=0&preloadContent=auto&muted=0&playsinline=0&controls=1&cover=1]
Opportunity overload continues to be the biggest threat to DCDR right now: I keep finding myself being seduced by thoughts of what the app could do, rather than what the core feature set should be. Luckily, I am getting good advice from Matt and from the several thousands of hours of podcasts and interviews I have consumed. As usual, the problem isn’t getting the right advice. Following the advice, however, is always more difficult. I am finding Paul Graham’s advice particularly useful and his ‘Startups in 13 Sentences‘ essay has become my roadmap. ...