Talk:Project management software
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I have added PSNext which is a legitimate web-based PM software tool. Please do not remove Viking67 08:36, 15 January 2007 (UTC) What about consumer level and products for Macintosh. I know Fast Track Schedule 8 is cross platform, although it may also start with the Gantt Chart (I am not sure). Also, what about the PowerCards application for Macintosh?
"Problems with project management software" section sounds very NPOV.
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[edit] Selecting project management software
Perhaps someone could write this section into the article -- it was marked as template:sect-stub before, and I'm not quite sure whether it describes a particular piece of software -- is it copied from a program's feature-list or something?
- large developer group: >5 members
- large user group
- both online(web-based) and offline(local machine) work model
- multiuser, multigroup, multiproject,multilingual
- recurring tasks support: example: monthly task define
- To track multiple projects and innumerable small tasks
- tasks and their dependencies: multiple dependencies: n to n dependence.
- Gantt graph
- Tree view for project and nested tasks and subtasks
- Task completion statistics: status reports
- archived projects/tasks
- project calendars & reminder
- resource management
- resource constrains
- resource usage tables
- project accounting statements
- extensible: easy to add new components or be plugged into existing components
- bugtracker
- email notification
- forums
- wikis
Probabilistic Project Planning I would love to get information on this topic. Even as far back as 20 years ago. Project planning using CPM and PERT was advanced with probabilitistic project planning. Using such an approach, the choice between two or more alternative routes could be planned based on probaility of completion or sucess of individual tasks. This approach allows all possible paths to completion to be included a project plan from the outset, but only one path to be probabalistically "best and being executed" at any point in time. Furthermore, the path may change at any time that revised projections show a probabilistically better path. This avoids creating and mantaining separate project plans for the same project.
[edit] There are two different pages on the same subject of Software Project Management
Here are the URLs:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_management_software
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Software_project_management
Please will someone expert on the subject merge these two pages into one?
Regards,
FabioDeFrancesco 16:19, 29 October 2007 (UTC)
- One article is about software used to track projects, the other is about the process of tracking software development activities. They're completely different concepts, and share only the same three words in the title. Am I missing something? Kuru talk 01:19, 30 October 2007 (UTC)
You're perfectly right, my fault. It was probably due to my poor English. FabioDeFrancesco 22:58, 30 October 2007 (UTC)
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