Project Management

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What project management tools are you using?

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José Gómez Global Project Administration and Learning Manager| World Coffee Research El Salvador
We are currently using a osTicket to give visibility to project tasks as it allows you to assign work to teammates and provide service level agreements to finalize the work (start date and end date.
Additionally we have integrated workflows for approvals such as purchase requests and travel authorization. It allows for visibility.
In addition to this we use Excel for planning project tasks, milestones and deliverables. The workflow we created was rigid and team members started to work around to document project progress for quarterly reporting. Thus, minimizing the use of the ticket and poorly updating the timelines.
We are planning to shift to an online platform, and are considering Asana and Airtable. Are you using these or other systems that can handle what I described and more?
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WEI GAO Shanghai, China, Mainland
for platforms, Aconex is good. it is a integration of procedures, workflows, and email, easy for report extract. it is good.
Other tools MS project is good for light weight project planning, and P6 for bigger projects.
Excel is also most useful for its natural matrix based manner, and available for VBA and other method to enhance.
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Abolfazl Yousefi Darestani Manager, Quality and Continuous Improvement| Hörmann-TNR Industrial Doors Newmarket, Ontario, Canada
Smartsheet, MSP
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Torge Oeverdiek Danfoss Editron Sh, Germany
I really like interactive software like miro and Azure DevOps . Thiese Software give each team member the chance to formulate their own tasks and define their own due dates. In MSP and Excel it's mostly the PM writing down what the team tells them. Its a subtle difference but powerful.
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Sergio Luis Conte Helping to create solutions for everyone| Worldwide based Organizations Buenos Aires, Argentina
The key success factor is not the tool, the key success factor is the process then you have to select a tool that supports the process. You can use the tool that best fit for that, including this free of cost tools.

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