I am looking for a software that will allow me automize most of my updates. I'm trying to stay away from excel/doc sheets Saving Changes...
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Vladimir LiberzonR&D Director| Spider Project TeamMoscow, Russian Federation
Software selection depends on your requirements.
PM software may help with planning, risk management, performance analysis, etc. You wrote about authorization of your updates - what updates? If you mean document management then you have huge choice but is it project management? Saving Changes...
Mujahid AkhtarProject Control Manager| Jereh Oil and Gas Engineering Corporation, UAEAbu Dhabi, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Try Oracle Primavera Project Management (P6) for projects; if for tasks management, then try Smart Sheets. Saving Changes...
Luis BrancoCEO| Business Insight, Consultores de Gestão, LdªCarcavelos, Lisboa, Portugal
Drew CraigSr. Agile & Product Coach| VanguardPhiladelphia, Pa, United States
Hi Anon - where is your data coming from? It would need to be updated at some source system. I gather what you are looking for is a system that can be easily updated, maintained, tracked, etc. and have built-in options for reporting. Is that correct?
What are the constraints in your organization? Does the solution need to be on-premise or can it be cloud-based? What is the stack? Integrations?
Certainly cloud solutions have afforded organizations and teams significant flexibility. There are just so many tools out there. Take time to assemble your requirements and find the tool that fits best.
Smartsheets, Monday, Jira, MS Project Online, Wrike, etc.
Depends on what you're using for framework - if you really are doing straight waterfall I'd say something like MS Project (or the free equivalent OpenLibre) would probably work. If you're doing something more Agile I like JIRA with Confluence.
Excel alone makes my headache. I'm sure there's people that have made their own macros to make it less awful but gah. Saving Changes...
Stéphane ParentSelf Employed / Semi-retired| Leader MakerPrince Edward Island, Canada
Everyone thinks there is one best tool. The tool that will work best for you is the one you can use fluently and is available to you. You may not like doing it in Word or Excel but any new tool will require you to get familiar with basic and advanced features. Saving Changes...
Rajataditya R KiniCivil Engineer| Endacom Pty LtdWolli Creek, New South Wales, India
It really depends on what kind of data you are managing. MS project is pretty simple if you are just trying to manage time and resources. If you are going to integrate into multiple platforms then P6 might be a better option. Saving Changes...
