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What project management software do you use?

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issara ganganawaranont Bangkok, Thailand
For my experience, I only use eTaskMan to handle and assign tasks. It 's because it's free and it's a web based site. Normally, I am not in the office so when the new project arrives, i can assign to my co-worker online immediately. Not only that, they use tag function allowing to save time to switch to other projects.
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Laura Lopez Remond, Wa, United States
I’ve had a great experience using Microsoft Project 2010. It’s a really simple project management software that helps me maximize the efficiency and quality of my projects. This software also helps to plan new projects alongside current ones, monitor ongoing work, and promote collaboration.
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Hans Robbers Senior Director| Salesforce Vlissingen, Netherlands
I use MSP as well. However I read you assign a co-worker it might be MSP has too many options and a more simple tool might serve the need
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Elizabeth Harrin Director| RebelsGuideToPM.com London, England, United Kingdom
I use MSP and also ApolloHQ. Apollo is more for task management and customer contacts, as it doesn't have a Gantt chart feature.
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Wai Mun Koo PMO Director| Intergraph PP&M Singapore, Singapore
I have used Project.Net before (http://www.project.net/). It is very intuitive and easy to use and it is free.
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Robert Steele AtTask Inc. Lehi, Ut, United States
I have had a great experience with AtTask's project management software, which has varying capabilities according to the level of user. There is something called Teamhome, where all of one's personal task management is located, then there are additional levels of project management and project portfolio management. AtTask basically encompasses everything within work management, and puts all users in one location. So, rather than having a bunch of different software tools for each department to manage their work, you only need one software for everyone.
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Randy Tussle Des Moines, Ia, United States
I use Workgroups. It includes tools for DAM, proofing and review, financial management, workflow, and scheduling.
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Olga Goloburda Specialist focused on Productivity Software Minsk, Belarus
We usually use Easy Projects (http://www.easyprojects.net/) for our development tasks and
Birdview Projects (http://www.birdviewprojects.com) to keep track of marketing activtites.
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Tim PM Project Manager| NHS Yes, United Kingdom
It is worth considering web based solutions but you need to check out if your employer will approve you putting your project data ooutside of their own corporate network- I have yet to find one that would.
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Tim PM Project Manager| NHS Yes, United Kingdom
Further to my earlier post, I just noticed that Bruce Schneier's blog has a post today about the security of cloud solutions

http://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2011...2.html#comments

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Anonymous
We at Glodyne have an Enterprise Application for Process & Project Management right from requirement management to testing with a real time visibility to the project status/reports across the organization.

• Whizible™ Execution:
To ensure successful execution through an integrated approach to project management, quality & process compliance, and human resource optimization.
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