RE: Alternatives to MS Project/Project Central

["Darren Barefoot" <darren -dot- barefoot -at- capeclear -dot- com>]

For what it's worth, my understanding of Primavera is that their focus
is on projects with a physical component, such as construction. See the
following blurb from their site:

"Primavera Enterprise is designed for companies that deliver new
products, facilities and processes within industries such as
architecture, aerospace and defense, automotive, construction,
engineering, high technology, petrochemical processing, pharmaceuticals,
telecommunications and utilities."

You may find it a tad generic for software projects, if that's what
you're interested in running. Thanks. DB.

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> Gilger.John
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> 
> 
> Primavera, http://www.primavera.com/ if you run large projects.
>  



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