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Power Projects V Premivira?

James YoungMember for 18 years 4 months
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Hi all whats better Asta PowerProjects Or Premivira?

Regards,

James

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    Alexandre Faulx-Briole ·
    James,
    have a look at this thread
    http://www.planningplanet.com/forum/forum_post.asp?fid=1&Cat=11&Top=2917
    there is not much to change after 3 years.
    I wrote a white paper on this subject back in 2006, give me your email in a private message if you want it
    Alexandre
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    Tom Howard ·
    It’s PowerProject and Primavera by the way
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    James Young ·
    whats your point?
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    Tom Howard ·
    Emmm, what’s yours ?
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    James Young ·
    Why are you trying to be smart by saying It’s PowerProject and Primavera by the way??
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    Tom Howard ·
    Because that’s what they are called.

    Any more questions?
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    Kieran Thomson ·
    Fight Fight Fight Fight
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    Mike Testro ·
    Hi All

    Lets get back to the original question.

    PowerProject users will say theirs is the best system and primavera users will always disagree.

    Having used both I will always opt for powerproject - particularly in the field of delay analysis where you have to tell a complex story with simple pictures - simple enough for a judge to understand.

    Other benefits in PowerProject which are not in P3 are:

    1. Infinite UNDO - REDO feature.
    2. Copy Paste into the spreadsheet columns
    3. Flexible calendars and work patterns - down to seconds if needed.
    4. Border files with embedded activity codes
    5. Multiple link colours and curved vertical links.
    6. Stunning graphics

    etc etc.

    A delay analysis in p3 takes 3 times longer than in PowerProject and is about 25% effective.

    Fortunately PowerProject has a conversion syatem that takes P3 and produces PowerProject v9 or 10.

    It will turn it back again but with startling results as it tries to convert calendars and resources to the much cruder P3 format.

    Best regards

    Mike T.

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    Paul Harris ·
    If you go to:

    http://www.astadev.com/software/powerproject/msp/primavera.asp

    you may download a pdf that spells it out for you the Asta opinion.

    Paul E Harris
    Eastwood Harris Pty Ltd, Melbourne, Australia
    Planning and Scheduling Training Manual & Book Publishers, Consulting and Training
    www.eh.com.au

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