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What is the difference between P3 and P3 e/c?

David SmithMember for 22 years 6 months
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have just started to use P3 and keep on readding about P3 e and c.

Can Anyone shine light onto this subject for me.

Thank you

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    Taher Abdel-Aziz ·
    Hi,
    There are a lot of differences between the two programs.
    The Major one is the concept of control unit; in P3 you are controlling each project as a separate unit has its own resources, costs & reports.
    But at P3e you are controlling the whole enterprise not only a project and with its other programs you can get a complete view of running and closed projects at any controlling level. This is the major topic but there are a lot of differences inside P3e and no way to view it at one report.
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    Bernard Ertl ·
    David, it was not clear from your post what you are asking, so I will assume the worst case.

    P3 is also called Primavera Project Planner. It was Primavera’s flagship scheduling tool for many years and has a large and loyal following.

    Primavera now has "Enterprise" scheduling tools called Primavera Enterprise (P3e) and Primavera Enterprise for Engineering and Construction (P3e/c). They use a database backend like Oracle or SQLServer.

    There are several threads here in the Planning Planet discussing P3 vs. P3e (P3e/c is basically the same as P3e as far as I understand it - only minor differences).

    Bernard Ertl
    InterPlan Systems - ATC Professional Shutdown / Turnaround Management System
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    Rahmat Hidayat ·
    Some differences b/w P3 and P3e:

    1. P3 only has 1 level for sub project, P3e using EPS to define some level of subprojects.

    2. P3 can define direct material (m3 concrete, dia-in pipe) as resources , P3e can’t.

    3. P3e provides work steps, P3 no.

    4. P3e graphical report can show ev curve, P3 can’t.

    5. etc.

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