We use Microsoft Project to capture customer requests, explore details like function and performance, and consider operational and maintenance aspects. Then we mix this with the budget and the customer's mission.
Using Microsoft Project benefits our company by providing necessary insights such as SKU and manpower requirements, estimated project costs, and critical paths. It helps identify critical tools and events of communication, aiding in problem-solving and avoiding threats to project success.
Microsoft Project offers comprehensive project overviews and the ability to rate down what we have and what we need in terms of software.
I would like Microsoft Project to better align with our business needs, with improved consultant support for setup and integration features that show all relevant aspects at the top level.
I have been using Microsoft Project for ten years.
Microsoft Project has always been stable for us.
Microsoft Project is scalable enough for our needs.
I would rate the technical support as a seven out of ten.
Setting up Microsoft Project in our company was relatively straightforward, taking a short amount of time.
We integrate Microsoft Project into our project management processes to handle both technical and business aspects.
Integrating Microsoft Project has been challenging, particularly regarding harmonization across departments. While integration is beneficial, achieving harmonization is essential for seamless collaboration.
Microsoft Project's reporting function helps decision-making by offering clear insights.
My advice is to use Microsoft Project along with other tools for capturing detailed requirements, not just focusing on function but also considering performance, operations, maintenance, and certification. This ensures project success and timely completion.
Overall, I would rate Microsoft Project as a six out of ten.