Do you prefer a specific Project Management app solution? Have you used one?

2016-01-23T08:16:07-05:00

Response by SFC Joe S. Davis Jr., MSM, DSL made Jan 23 at 2016 8:21 AM

2016-01-23T08:21:06-05:00

SGT Private RallyPoint Member thanks for the information, I will look into it. You are amazing with the technology and thank you for sharing here on RallyPoint.

Response by SGT Private RallyPoint Member made Jan 23 at 2016 8:28 AM

2016-01-23T08:28:26-05:00

I've only used Slack. It's works via phone App and web GUI, so no issues with OS compatibility.

Response by SGM Earl Richburg made Jan 23 at 2016 10:10 AM

2016-01-23T10:10:08-05:00

I did not know about these apps, but will look into it, could come in handy.
Thanks

Response by MCPO Roger Collins made Jan 23 at 2016 10:37 AM

2016-01-23T10:37:26-05:00

I took a job with Fujitsu as manager of PM. They had a home grown system. But the real problem was the Japanese culture of not driving a decision. Love real PM but couldn't take it left after a year.

Response by PO2 Steven Erickson made Jan 23 at 2016 10:41 AM

2016-01-23T10:41:24-05:00

The one named Josh.
My gumball machine is full. I got no brain cells left for that. I'd rather have people do that stuff for me. Just tell me what, who, resources, when and "it's done"... 7:^D

Response by CW4 Abdulaziz Bulling made Jan 23 at 2016 6:20 PM

2016-01-23T18:20:01-05:00

In the Commonwealth of Virginia each agency uses their own preferred solution for managing schedules, in most cases they use MS Project or Project Server. CBA's, alternative analysis, risk and complexity assessments, project charters, close out reports, lessons learned and other project documentation is maintained in an enterprise system.

Response by SPC Private RallyPoint Member made Jan 26 at 2016 11:28 AM

2016-01-26T11:28:25-05:00

In Agile projects, we tend to use JIRA when developing in an open source environment. When developing in a Microsoft environment, we use Team Foundation Services.

Response by Capt Dwayne Conyers made Apr 5 at 2017 7:56 PM

2017-04-05T19:56:53-04:00

Microsoft Project seems most used. I did Primavera for a couple contracts. Way back in the day, Harvard Project Manager was useful... but probably deprecated.

Response by Capt Dwayne Conyers made Apr 11 at 2017 1:05 AM

2017-04-11T01:05:48-04:00

Microsoft Project... perhaps the SharePoint enabled version for PM groups.

Response by Capt Dwayne Conyers made Jun 4 at 2017 7:35 PM

2017-06-04T19:35:40-04:00

Microsoft Project /Project Server has been the defacto tool at all of my past engagements. When doing Agile management, JIRA is the go-to app.