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Moutaz AldeibMember for 22 years 9 months
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Hi All,

Could any one recommend me with an excellent Project Management Information System (PMIS)? I need this for company projects and need to be used by project managers and planners.

best,

Muataz

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    Anoon Iimos ·
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    Hi Moutaz, How's Benghazi

    Hi Moutaz, How's Benghazi now? I hope you're always well. PMIS is too general so I have no idea if what you really needed. For sure others will give you some advice. Regards
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    Vladimir Liberzon ·
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    Hi Mourtaz!Anoon is right -

    Hi Mourtaz!

    Anoon is right - PMIS is too general and may include everything including paperwork.

    You will not get proper answers until your requirements will become clear.

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    Moutaz Aldeib ·
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    Hi Anoon,Thanks a lot

    Hi Anoon,

    Thanks a lot Benghazi is getting better but it is slowly recovering. I need PMIS that addresses the knowledge areas of PM and project life cycle where the main documents like project charter, project budget, risk register and stakehloders register can be cretaed and edited. Also the schedule of the project can be created by the planner and team leaders can enter their progress and actual dates which are used by the planner to update the schedule and estimate the progress.

    Best,

    Muataz

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    Anoon Iimos ·
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    Hi Moutaz, Good to hear that.

    Hi Moutaz, Good to hear that. And Wow! Are you now the Director? Congratulations! Well, for sure the old "Brown & Root" got all what you need, if you just try to dig up some files or archives there. The files may be old but that was the best at the time. And I believe nothing really has changed since then. Perhaps not until Vladimir has perfected his Spider Project :-). Best Regards
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