Hey all,
I was wondering if anyone knew of any project prioritization tools
that are free/low-cost and allow for some sort of dynamic project and
resource allocation.
Here's the use-case/ description of what I'm looking for:
There are 10 projects in the pipeline. Using some interface, we
assign
order.)
Then again, maybe if I just had more of a clue with Project that
wouldn't be the case, but I don't *think* so. From everything I've
read, the use case I described actually seems to be pretty rare, which
seems odd.
Nicholas
On Wed, Feb 4, 2009 at 6:30 PM, Brad Know
There are indeed a huge number of them - before sending this email I
had checked out the tours and/or online demos for at least 8 or 9 of
them, which is why I gave up and decided to try here - none of them
actually did what I described.
Ultimately those are all great tools (to some degree ;) ) for
Actually, as far as I can tell, Basecamp completely lacks all of the
functionality I described.
Nicholas
On Thu, Feb 5, 2009 at 11:23 AM, Nick Silkey wrote:
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>> I was wondering if anyone knew of any proj
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>> Ultimately those are all great tools (to some degree ;) ) for managing
>> projects, but not so much for prioritizing multiple projects and
>> seeing how that impacts scheduling/ resourcing... that's what I'm
>> really struggli
Actually, I'm not sure that what you described works... not for the
way I'd like to do things, anyways. Rearranging project (or task)
ordering should be something I can do dynamically and immediately and
the dates should be based purely on resource (i.e. people)
limitations, and I don't *think* th
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