December 29th, 2007 by Kenny Kings

Online or Network Project Management Software?

I have to create a project management software for small business, but working different parts of the country, so it would be easier if we could all be on the same network, or if something online. So first, you can buy something as MS Project and all networked computers in the same documents? And secondly, is there something online that could do the same?

A couple of options: People generally refer to Basecamp (http://www.basecamphq.com/) as a tool for managing projects, even if planning controls to the extent Can MS Project. * * You will provide a secure collaborative web portal where members can send messages, files and their status, and gathered all in one place. Also provides the basis / A-DOS and therefore is the proper management of projects very, very small projects – may be all that is needed for people. It is based on the Web is quite cheap. For the most serious needs of the management (of course planning tool such as MS-Project) LiquidPlanner output. It allows the development collaborative project plans, task management and reporting dashboard. It hosts the Web tool. http://www.liquidplanner.com/ Honestly, most of MPs in secret (or not so secretly) hate Microsoft Project (too big and clumsy and not agile enough) and the introduction of MS Project to work on the Web cooperative fashion style through the Exchange server is significant pain and has $ $ $. I recommend any of the foregoing, long before Agile tools Project.

management, productivity, projectmanagement, tools, web2.0