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Christy Sassman Director of Program Management New Braunfels, Tx, United States
I am looking for a system that combines the scheduling complexity and user friendliness of MS Project with the dashboard and reporting capabilities of SmartSheet, all in one best software (or app) suite. We are running a head to head comparison, already including Project & SmartSheet, are looking for high quality alternatives.
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Verónica Elizabeth Pozo Ruiz RYLAI Access Control Quito, Pichincha, Ecuador
Planview is a good option to manage hybrid projects. It allows the creation of Gantt diagrams and also agile dashboards.
A set of reports, work management, and resource management is available.
It's an easy-to-use tool.
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Abolfazl Yousefi Darestani Manager, Quality and Continuous Improvement| Hörmann-TNR Industrial Doors Newmarket, Ontario, Canada
MSP and Smartsheet together?
I have not found any app like that yet.
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Vladimir Liberzon R&D Director| Spider Project Team Moscow, Russian Federation
What do you mean by scheduling complexity of MS Project?
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2 replies by Christy Sassman and Roland Vander Straeten
Jan 25, 2023 4:30 PM
Christy Sassman
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Complexity was probably the wrong word to use, I mean the ability to tie together the entire schedule using predecessors and successors so that the schedule has dynamic movement and the ability to show critical path and immediate results of a date change.
May 10, 2023 7:46 AM
Roland Vander Straeten
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Funny
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Christy Sassman Director of Program Management New Braunfels, Tx, United States
Jan 25, 2023 2:46 PM
Replying to Vladimir Liberzon
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What do you mean by scheduling complexity of MS Project?
Complexity was probably the wrong word to use, I mean the ability to tie together the entire schedule using predecessors and successors so that the schedule has dynamic movement and the ability to show critical path and immediate results of a date change.
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1 reply by Oluwakunmi 'Kunmi' Olasanoye
May 21, 2024 3:50 PM
Oluwakunmi 'Kunmi' Olasanoye
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I think you should try Plainview Adaptive. It used to be called Clarizen. Using a template with your workflow automatically imports the predecessors and successors columns.
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Karen Chappell Technology PMO Management| Blue Foundry Bank Montvale, Nj, United States
I believe Microsoft’s Project for The Web (P4W) is moving in that direction. While scheduling currently offers GANT and critical path, it currently only offers finish to start dependencies. But it is evolving
and MS continues to add features. If you are MS shop, it integrates with O365 and TEAMS and is based on MS Power platform. We are currently evaluating it to see if we should switch from MS Project Online to P4W.
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Mohammed Alotaibi Jubail, 04, Saudi Arabia
It creates Gantt diagrams
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Roland Vander Straeten CEO| ProjectContexts Inc Guelph, Ontario, Canada
Jan 25, 2023 2:46 PM
Replying to Vladimir Liberzon
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What do you mean by scheduling complexity of MS Project?
Funny
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David Glama Papua New Guinea
What is the latest MS Project version on the market now?
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Latha Thamma reddi Sr Product and Portfolio Management (Automation Innovation)| DXC Technology Mckinney, Tx, United States
Thank You!.
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Oluwakunmi 'Kunmi' Olasanoye Rochester, NY, United States
Jan 25, 2023 4:30 PM
Replying to Christy Sassman
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Complexity was probably the wrong word to use, I mean the ability to tie together the entire schedule using predecessors and successors so that the schedule has dynamic movement and the ability to show critical path and immediate results of a date change.
I think you should try Plainview Adaptive. It used to be called Clarizen. Using a template with your workflow automatically imports the predecessors and successors columns.
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