Scitor Project Scheduler 6 / Microsoft Project 4

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2 total messages Started by David Sim Thu, 01 Dec 1994 16:29

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Author: David Sim
Date: Thu, 01 Dec 1994 16:29

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A collegue has asked me to post requesting any comments users may have 
on the relative merits of Scitor Project Scheduler 6 and Microsoft 
Project 4. Reviews we've seen have placed them about equal, but some of 
Scitors documentation suggests some problems with MS Project 4.

Any comments. I personally have used MS Project 3, and found it to be a 
very useful tool.

Dave.

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Re: Scitor Project Scheduler 6 / Microsoft Project 4

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Author: Mark Johnson
Date: Fri, 02 Dec 1994 05:46

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In article <103941125wnr@grcfin.demon.co.uk>,
David Sim <fn0156@grcfin.demon.co.uk> wrote:
>A collegue has asked me to post requesting any comments users may have 
>on the relative merits of Scitor Project Scheduler 6 and Microsoft 
>Project 4. Reviews we've seen have placed them about equal, but some of 
>Scitors documentation suggests some problems with MS Project 4.

Infoworld published a comparison review a couple of months ago, their 
conclusion was that the Scitor product was the best (7.7 I think), while 
MS-Project 4.0 was second (7.1 or 7.0 I think).

The things the faulted in MS-Project were the difficulty in handling 
multiple projects, and the need to have Access to get good reports.

We are currently evaluating MS-Project 4, Timeline for Win, and I'm going to 
try and get an evaluation copy of Scitor's Project Scheduler 6.  

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