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P5 or not?

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Thu, 2007-09-27 12:51
Sandy Matheson
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Attempting to use P5. Does anybody know if there is any marketed version of Artemis still existing? Artemis 20 years ago beat the boots of this Primavera nonsense. Why can they not get the simple issue of displaying the correct duration sorted out?
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Mon, 2008-03-31 08:08
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Svenn Erik Hansen
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quite right tony you are more correct than you expect

a number of key employees at safran here in norway used to work for metier/artemis in the 80’s -90’s and when metier stopped developing the artemis toolset, we found the opertunity to develop a tool based on the artemis values of power and flexibilty.

the tools have been developed over the past 12-15 years and are now the preferred solution here in norway for oil & gas and now even civil projects.

we are now expanding into north america and have set up shop there. for more info on this have a look at www.safranna.com

anyone who misses the old artemis tools should definately have a look at safran

br
svenn
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Sat, 2007-09-29 11:14
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Vladimir Liberzon
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Guys,
what common did you find between Artemis and Safran?
Please explain.
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Sat, 2007-09-29 10:02
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A D
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u can download the fully functional version of safran 2.1 from here

http://www.safran.com/Downloads/Planner%20Eval.exe

Cheers,

Ravi
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Fri, 2007-09-28 13:50
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Tony Scott
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I believe that Safran is the new Artemis
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