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by sgt_shultz
by wes
by michaeltsen
MSProject is great but not easy to use, you need to understand the insight of its and see if its style suits you.
If not, try iPlan from http://www.iplanenterprise.com/default.htm
Let me know if you are interested after learning the tool, I may have a word with the MD.
by paddler42
Microsoft Project. There's a pretty good tutorial avalilable for free at: http://www.stylusinc.net/ms_project_tutorial/project_management.shtml
It takes some time to learn, but is very useful. If you're a student lower pricing is available.
by grant
We had the same problem and decided to go with a web-based project management and collaboration tool, the services of which we are paying for on a monthly basis.
It's easy to use, is as comprehensive as MS Project if not more so and all the data is held on a secure centralised server. The only problem is that the company that provides this service currently is only offering the service via referral, so they can only be contacted by phone. The number is +44 (0) 208 788 5959 as they are based in London and the company name is IdeaBox.
I would definitely recommend this system, it has made a huge difference to the way we work...hope this helps
by grant
We had the same problem and decided to go with a web-based project management and collaboration tool, the services of which we are paying for on a monthly basis.
It's easy to use, is as comprehensive as MS Project if not more so and all the data is held on a secure centralised server. The only problem is that the company that provides this service currently is only offering the service via referral, so they can only be contacted by phone. The number is +44 (0) 208 788 5959 as they are based in London and the company name is IdeaBox.
I would definitely recommend this system, it has made a huge difference to the way we work...hope this helps
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