I have two significant problems on hand which I'd like to solve it as soon as possible:
1) We're using Visual SourceSafe - Frankly speaking it is nothing wrong using Visual SourceSafe for software configuration management. In fact the reason we're using this because we had some projects which were built on MS Visual Basic and C++. Therefore this shouldn't be a problem until we've decided to offer solution entirely on Java. Eventually we would like to put our projects to either
CVS or
Subversion and we will see if there is a need to migrate existing codebase to the new system.
2) We don't have a bug tracking system - Currently any change requests, enhancement requests, bugs, issues and even trivial information are being reported by the testers/customers and communicated to the respective developer by email or verbally. Obviously this is an urgent and highest priority problem to solve. The first option in my mind is
Bugzilla (hopefully I can justify to management for paid software if Bugzilla isn't up to our expectation).
Chinese new year is approaching, time to set some goals to improve yourself, your project or your company (don't doubt that you have enough power, try it out, your boss will understand your intention).
