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PPM Tools Emerge as 'Must Have'
(January 24)
The need for team collaboration, resource management and analytics, among other trends, will continue to drive the growth of on-demand project portfolio management applications in 2008, says Keith Carlson, CEO of Innotas.[more]

PPM Solutions: 2007 In Review
- by Projects@Work  (January 10)
A wide variety of technology solutions are available to help organizations of all sizes and industries launch, customize and refine their project portfolio management efforts. Here's our early 2008 roundup of new releases, major upgrades and the latest reviews from leading analysts.[more]

Virtually (Almost) There
- by Projects@Work  (March 15)
Has the e-learning industry harnessed the power of the sophisticated, interactive interface to produce tools that can teach project managers and teams improved techniques, collaboration and leadership skills? Projects@Work asked a couple of project management training consultants to look into that question. Here is their verdict on three products.[more]

PPM Solutions: 2006 In Review
- by Neil Stolovitsky  (January 4)
Organizations seeking to implement project portfolio management tools and practices are presented with a wider variety of choices than ever before, including new and revamped solutions from software giants, niche veterans and on-demand players. Here’s a year-end review of the strengths and weaknesses of some of the main PPM offerings.[more]

What’s New In Project 2007?
- by John Carroll  (December 14)
Microsoft Office Project 2007 introduces some bug fixes, cosmetic changes and useful features. Is it enough for current Project users to justify rushing out to buy the upgrade? Here’s an early look at what has and hasn’t changed.[more]

Is It Time To Test On-Demand?
- by Michael C. Palavido   (May 15)
The software-as-a-service category is growing rapidly, providing more opportunities and reasons for project executives to consider these low-cost-of-entry, low-maintenance offerings for project administrative tasks such at time, expense and summary reports.[more]

PPM Solutions: May 2006
- by Projects@Work  (May 11)
A wide variety of technology solutions are available to help organizations of all sizes and industries launch, customize and refine their project portfolio management efforts. Here's our spring roundup of new releases, major upgrades and the latest reviews from technology analysts.[more]

At Your Service
- by Neil Stolovitsky  (May 4)
Project portfolio management is helping to bridge the gap between project management and operations for professional services organizations. But their needs are not the same as an IT organization’s. Here’s a roundup of PPM solutions that recognize and address these significant differences.[more]

A Better Project Map
- by Andrew Makar, PMP  (January 12)
Mind-mapping tools and techniques go beyond the limitations of rudimentary Microsoft Project plans and Excel issues lists, allowing project leaders to visually define project scope, identify potential risks, assign tasks, and capture meeting minutes.[more]

An Open Office Policy
- by Andrew Makar, PMP  (November 3)
Project managers use a host of communication applications, and most call on commercial solutions such as Microsoft Office to meet their needs. Open-source office suites are a low-cost alternative, with some limitations. Here is a review of one popular solution that satisfies three questions that must be asked when evaluating the open-source option.[more]




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