Heads Up PP.
I am starting to notice a trend here.
Brazil starts a topic and Simran comes right in with a big plug for Microsoft Project.
Three times is not coincidence - If one more pops up I shall block them all.
Best regards
Mike Testro
There are a few open source project management software available in the market. But only a handful can cater to the vast functionalities that are expected from <a href="http://www.microsoft.com/project/en-us/project-management.aspx">project management </a>software. For this reason I suggest you to go for Microsoft's project management software. It has solutions for demand management, portfolio selection, resource allocation, financial management and task & team collaboration as well. The best part is that it can be integrated with other Microsoft products, including MS Office.
Heads Up PP. I am starting to
Heads Up PP.
I am starting to notice a trend here.
Brazil starts a topic and Simran comes right in with a big plug for Microsoft Project.
Three times is not coincidence - If one more pops up I shall block them all.
Best regards
Mike Testro
There are a few open source
There are a few open source project management software available in the market. But only a handful can cater to the vast functionalities that are expected from <a href="http://www.microsoft.com/project/en-us/project-management.aspx">project management </a>software. For this reason I suggest you to go for Microsoft's project management software. It has solutions for demand management, portfolio selection, resource allocation, financial management and task & team collaboration as well. The best part is that it can be integrated with other Microsoft products, including MS Office.