1. Group 11: Alan Fluder, Barry Martin, Brian Lubasky, Francis Murray, Robert Richmond

2.  What is Basilisk?  Why Basilisk is needed in the software industry  Who will use Basilisk?  Basilisk revenue  Design  Needs  Potential issues  Competition

3.  Project management system designed by coders, for coders  Will improve on current project management systems  Enhance bug tracking  Customized versioning  Enhanced error detection

4.  Software industry expanding, but the systems in which coding projects are managed are outdated  There is a need to develop a project management system that is designed strictly for coders that will enhance and add features that developers desire  Multiple project support  Customizable versioning  Fully featured bug tracker  Build in tools

5.  Programmers are the largest intended audience  Universities for projects and research  Open source enthusiasts  Software companies

6.  To start out, Basilisk will launch on the Free Tier of AWS. As Basilisk attracts more customers it can be scaled to larger and larger servers as needed to keep cost down.  Charge for private repos or enterprise features such as LDAP authentication, etc.  Free for open source projects, free to host on your own.

7.  Will feature Twitter Bootstrap for theming.  Color theme will be selectable for each user.  Can customize logos, branding if you host Basilisk yourself

8.  Communication Hub  Virtual Whiteboard  Code Repository  Bug and Issue Tracking

9.  Too many modules  Built-In tools  Bug tracking System

10. RedmineTracBasilisk Multiple ProjectsXX External ReposXX Create ReposX Gantt ChartXX CalendarXX Basic Bug TrackingXXX Feature EnhancementX Reference Code Segment to Bug Report X Display Videos in Bug ReportX Big File VersioningX

11.  What is Basilisk?  Why Basilisk is needed in the software industry  Who will use Basilisk?  Basilisk revenue  Design  Needs  Potential issues  Competition