ProjectSheet- check it out
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ProjectSheet is an easy-to-use Excel-based planning tool that enables users to quickly create and manage project schedules. Users can plan forward from start dates or backward from due dates, link start dates, create task groups, and flag dates that exceed desired targets...all within an elegant and intuitive interface.
ProjectSheet produces attractive, easy-to-read, and comprehensive Gantt charts, or users can print a table view to share with their team.
Although it was primarily designed for folks who need to manage projects of low to moderate complexity (and for whom MS Project is overkill), we've found that customers are also using ProjectSheet as a front-end planning tool to quickly get a handle on project schedules before taking them into a more robust solution like Project or another enterprise-level solution.
Because it is Excel-based, users can leverage the collaboration tools within MS Office. And ProjectSheet is perfect for folks in locked-down IT environments, because it does not require installation and will not trigger security alerts.
Please visit http://www.ProjectSheet.com for more information, or feel free to write back and I can get you a brochure, an electronic copy of the Quick Tour Guide, or an evaluation copy.
ProjectSheet is an easy-to-use Excel-based planning tool that enables users to quickly create and manage project schedules. Users can plan forward from start dates or backward from due dates, link start dates, create task groups, and flag dates that exceed desired targets...all within an elegant and intuitive interface.
ProjectSheet produces attractive, easy-to-read, and comprehensive Gantt charts, or users can print a table view to share with their team.
Although it was primarily designed for folks who need to manage projects of low to moderate complexity (and for whom MS Project is overkill), we've found that customers are also using ProjectSheet as a front-end planning tool to quickly get a handle on project schedules before taking them into a more robust solution like Project or another enterprise-level solution.
Because it is Excel-based, users can leverage the collaboration tools within MS Office. And ProjectSheet is perfect for folks in locked-down IT environments, because it does not require installation and will not trigger security alerts.
Please visit http://www.ProjectSheet.com for more information, or feel free to write back and I can get you a brochure, an electronic copy of the Quick Tour Guide, or an evaluation copy.
posted by Oksay, MBA, PMP at 5:05 PM
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