your description is too broad, there are a lot of details that shall be considered when PM software is estimated.
Just an example - what do you mean by scheduling? Scheduling may and shall take into account all project constraints (resources, material supply, funding, space, etc.). Any PM software provides some schedule but few of them can deal with project constraints. Resource constrained schedules created by different tools are not the same - schedule optimization saves a lot of money.
So describibg scheduling as software feature that most packages have you miss the details that are very essential. I did not meet projects that do not have constraints and the schedules that do not take them into account are useless.
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9 years 9 monthsThanks for the feedback Mark.
Thanks for the feedback Mark. Yes I think I need to write in more detail about each one of these features.
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9 years 9 monthsThanks for the feedback Mark.
Thanks for the feedback Mark. Yes I think I need to write in more detail about each one of these features.
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24 years 9 monthsMark,your description is too
Mark,
your description is too broad, there are a lot of details that shall be considered when PM software is estimated.
Just an example - what do you mean by scheduling? Scheduling may and shall take into account all project constraints (resources, material supply, funding, space, etc.). Any PM software provides some schedule but few of them can deal with project constraints. Resource constrained schedules created by different tools are not the same - schedule optimization saves a lot of money.
So describibg scheduling as software feature that most packages have you miss the details that are very essential. I did not meet projects that do not have constraints and the schedules that do not take them into account are useless.