Planning Software

Submitted by David Bordoli on
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Submitted by Morteza Jafari on Wed, 2003-10-08 07:36
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letme search it in my labratory of university, I will inform it as soon as finding it

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Submitted by Morteza Jafari on Wed, 2003-10-08 05:54
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if I remebered I have read a subject in PM journal in last year, this journal had done a realistic investigation for all PM software and outcome was a evalation table, this table showed ability of all softwares also there was another report about users about this subject, you have these journals you can find your answer.

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Submitted by PPAdmin on Tue, 2003-03-11 08:13
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Check for the e-PSO review on the Project Management Today website. It reviews our product which is e-PSO is unique in that it automates the flow of project and programme processes (workflow engine), stores all project activity centrally (knowledge repository) and takes the labour-intensity out of reporting by providing dynamic progress, risk and issues status information (information centre), at the click of a mouse (browser based). It is based on RINCE2 best working practise with flexibility built in. e-PSO could act as a powerful catalyst for introducing new processes, being electronically embedded into the project working culture. It makes it easy for staff to use by presenting the right templates to the right project staff at the right time in the cycle. That is reducing any uncertainty, the admin, the paper handling and the need to plough thru manuals whilst ensuring best working practise is adopted by all concerned.



See www.e-pso.co.uk or e-mail steve.madkins@volteurope.com

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Submitted by David Bordoli on Thu, 2002-09-26 06:52
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David...



Thanks for your reply.



I have PMT as a source but their reviews albeit comprehensive then to be rather old and once done tend not to be repeated to reflect the current versions.



Id be interested to see your report. Id be grateful if you would contact me at dbordoli@burofour.co.uk.



Regards

David

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Submitted by David Forrest on Wed, 2002-09-25 11:24
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The most reliable source for PM software application reviews is Project Management Today magazine. They have reviwed most applications.



In addition, I carried out a review of the major players and have a full report.

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Submitted by PPAdmin on Tue, 2002-05-14 11:57
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Have a look at IPSO from Omnis Group. You can down load an evaluation version which is fully functional.



It has an evaluators guide which will only take an hour or so to work through.

www.omnis-group.com

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Submitted by David Bordoli on Mon, 2002-04-15 03:38
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Thanks for that..



I have found some myself (only took a bit of looking!). Anyone else who is intersted ’Project Management Today’ publish software reviews regularly.



Reprints are available to buy http:///www.pmtoday.co.uk



Regards



David.