cyrnel

Out of the box, project doesn't look like WebResource. That's the justification from this side of their fence, even though they already own Office licenses. Evidently one of the owners had a bad experience with Project some years ago and hates it, hates it, hates it. Ah, the futility of battling an RFP's religion.

I'm not making much on this so will probably just throw together a quick multi-project sample - big picture overviews are their main need - point out a few alternatives, and let them fight it out. Too many cooks in the kitchen.

Primavera looks nice. I hadn't made the time to play with it before.

Look interesting, but it seems targeted toward software development. If I were still in that world...

This all makes me feel old. I'm back in the small pond after years at big companies and startups. None of my current customers have system needs beyond 10-15 users. In a very small way I almost miss the huge, overbudget, overdeadline projects that tied me up for a year at a pop. Waitaminute, no I don't.

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