P3 lifecycle
In the Open Standard
Nozar NaghaniMember for 22 years 3 months
- Created
- 2
- 2
0
Hello Pros (both P3 & P3e/ec),
I heard that primavera is not going to improve p3 or release a higher version.
I can still see large companies running more than 10 projects on P3, sticking their own methodology for portfolio management ;)
But It really looks that p3 is getting retired.
Is it time for P3 planners to start worrying about their future job and start working on P3e as soon as possible? Or there is still a few more years for P3e to monopolize the market?
I hope that this thread can give an idea about p3 lifecycle and specifically forecasting the time for everybody to switch to P3e family.
Thanks
Nozar
PS: If this subject was previously discussed, please accept my apologies and help me to find the thread.
I heard that primavera is not going to improve p3 or release a higher version.
I can still see large companies running more than 10 projects on P3, sticking their own methodology for portfolio management ;)
But It really looks that p3 is getting retired.
Is it time for P3 planners to start worrying about their future job and start working on P3e as soon as possible? Or there is still a few more years for P3e to monopolize the market?
I hope that this thread can give an idea about p3 lifecycle and specifically forecasting the time for everybody to switch to P3e family.
Thanks
Nozar
PS: If this subject was previously discussed, please accept my apologies and help me to find the thread.
2 replies
Oldest first- 0Vladimir Liberzon ·Nozar,
monopoly is not constructive. In Russia many companies switched to Spider Project (from P3e too). Before choosing what to use try alternatives.
On January 8 I will make a presentation in California with the short 4 hours review of advanced project management methods and tools that are supported by this package. Are you interested in attending this seminar?
Log in or join to reply
ProjectControls.com is free to join. Members can post questions, reply, vote and follow discussions.
Existing members: your original username and password still work. Forgot password?