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View Poll Results: Which software tool do you prefer?
Asta PowerProject 1 1.92%
Microsoft Excel 1 1.92%
Microsoft Project (any version) 12 23.08%
Primavera Enterprise 9 17.31%
Primavera P3 18 34.62%
Sciforma PS8 1 1.92%
Welcom Open Plan 1 1.92%
Other 9 17.31%
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Old 09-01-2005, 12:47 PM
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Default Which software tool do you prefer?

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Hmm... 15% for 'Other' right now. If you vote for 'Other', please post your preference here. I'll add it to the poll if it gets more than one vote.
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I guess that the 15% OTHERS are in-house developed...
probably they don't want to share it with OTHERS too.....
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My other vote is for the VPMi. Website is at "www.vcsonline.com". Every other product listed above is expensive (with the exception of MS Project, which is a scheduling tool at best), is time consuming to implement, difficult for end users to learn quickly and adopt, and suited for large enterprise implementations. For companies looking to implement a solution quickly, at a far lower cost and have the flexibility to either implement locally or have the solution hosted on the internet, the VPMi is the perfect solution.
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Default Hi and.. my preference

is open workbench.
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Hi Frank, welcome to the forum.

We had a discussion about Open Workbench some time ago, but none of the forum members had any experience with it at the time. Care to write a review about it in the review database?
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I've been using MS project for over a decade now, starting with version 4 and moving through the various releases to 2003
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Default I voted for RationalPlan

RationalPlan is user guide oriented that is it is designed to work both for beginners and for more experienced users in the project management field. Working on any Java enabled platform, handling multiple project, etc.

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