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12 Sep 2007

Journyx giving away $500

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Journyx is calling it their time tracking software scholarship, but it’s more like an essay-writing competition?

Journyx is committed to eradicating cost ignorance from our knowledge worker society and leading organizations to the highest levels of profitability through innovation. This scholarship is designed to improve the philosophy and the technology of project accounting. One student (graduate or undergraduate) will be awarded this scholarship in recognition of his or her passion for improving the lives of knowledge workers through technology, academic excellence, and the ability to make a difference in the project accounting technology industry.

Write an essay of 1,000 words or fewer, on one of these two topics:

  • Persuade someone who doesn’t want to track his time on a per-product per-activity basis why it is in his best interests to do so.
  • Describe a real situation that you’ve encountered where project oriented time tracking has made a positive difference in the world.

You need to be a resident of the United States and enrolled as a full-time undegraduate to qualify. If selected, you will receive an award of $500 towards your tuition reimbursement.

Press Release:

Journyx Announces 2ND Annual Excellence in Project Accounting Philosophy Essay Scholarship

One Student to Receive $500 USD Toward Tuition and Fees

AUSTIN, TEXAS (Sept. 4, 2007) — Journyx – the first company to provide web-based time tracking and project accounting solutions that guide customers to per-person, per-project profitability – today launches the 2008 Excellence in Project Accounting Philosophy essay scholarship. The scholarship is open to full-time graduate and undergraduate college students at a university in the United States. The winning essayist will receive $500 USD toward college tuition and fees.

Interested students should contribute an essay of 1,000 words or less on one of the following two topics:

* Persuade someone who doesn’t want to track his time on a per-product per-activity basis why it is in his best interests to do so.
* Describe a real situation that you’ve encountered where project oriented time tracking has made a positive difference in the world.

Rocco Costa, a student at Monterey Institute of International Studies in Monterey, Calif., was last year’s scholarship winner.

“Tracking the time spent on products and activities throughout the workday has many applications, most importantly as a cost-saving instrument for business,” says Costa. “If a person can measure productivity within a given period, they not only know how their time is spent, but also whether it is the best “value” for the company. Both businesses and employees gain from this since workers can establish if they are functioning efficiently, and businesses can determine their deadlines, profits and costs on an hourly, daily, and even yearly basis.”

Complete rules and details, including how the essays will be scored, where to send the entries, etc. can be found at scholarship.journyx.com. The scholarship program will run until June 1, 2008.

About Journyx

Journyx is the first company to provide Web-based time-tracking and project accounting solutions that guide customers to per-person, per-project profitability. Customers include American Airlines, Bayer, AC Nielsen, L’Oreal and Symantec. For more information, go to www.journyx.com/company/about.html.

journyx gives a way free software (10 users forever) has free trieals of it’s online version, the ceo has a book at timetrackingbook.com and a new product at customercost.com

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