Microsoft Projectの評判・口コミ 全48件

What do you dislike?

Limited ability to use unusual colors in highlights and words. A better tool to correct errors (easier to use)

What do you like best?

It is easy to assimilate, you learn quickly to use each funtionality. Diagrams and reports are generated automatically. Task inspector functionality allows you to quickly correct errors on resource occupancy and gives you the best suggestions to be applied. The wizard for gantt diagrams allows you to configure the type of report you want to generate depending on the user's profile, and it is generated in no more than 5 clicks

Recommendations to others considering the product

If your company requires a tool that allows you to define tasks and activities, durations, start and end dates, precedences, resources involved, budgets, critical path identification, reports and reports of project performance, you must prove it. It is also the most reputable and useful tool in the business world, with training courses that allow you to manage, control and manage projects responsibly and professionally.

What do you dislike?

It's not particularly innovative, but again, the ease of integrating with my email, OneNote, and dropbox functions were nice.

What do you like best?

Microsoft is good at integrating its whole suite of products. Because our organization was committed completely to all things Microsoft, this management software had fewer barriers to use than other options.

What do you dislike?

Microsoft Projects is miserable if you are used to Excel. You cannot sort, export to Excel, make mass changes or expand all the tasks within your project. It takes more time to do small tasks in Projects than 90% of my work on a daily basis.

What do you like best?

Very easy to make charts to see personnel allocations

What do you dislike?

Not always user friendly unless you have had formal training. It can be difficult for a person to know what the issue is and or how to fix it without the knowledge of the system.

What do you like best?

Resource Management tool is best in its class

What do you dislike?

The user interface can be difficult to navigate for beginnin users.

What do you like best?

The tool works as it is supposed to and gets the job done

What do you dislike?

There is Nothing to dislike about Microsoft Project & Portfolio Management As far as I know

What do you like best?

Microsoft Project & Portfolio Management has been a great way to easily create Projects and set them up for a Time line.

The Tool is easy to use and the end-result is greatly appreciated.

Recommendations to others considering the product

Keep Up the Great Work.

What do you dislike?

It easy to make mistakes. I find it error prone so you have to be super careful in entering the right data the way you want it. Also sometime you have to fumble through several steps to get to the right place.

What do you like best?

It allows you to input information easily and spits out beautiful gantt charts. You can easily make changes and everything gets updated automatically.

Recommendations to others considering the product

It is a great starting tool for people looking to manage projects, programs, and all associated tasks. It is user friendly and there is a lot of support in case you want to get training.

What do you dislike?

Sometimes, the scheduling becomes a pain with the auto-adjustments when you shift the schedule. It would be good to have more intuitive controls for that.

What do you like best?

I like the wide range of how much detail you want to put into the schedule. Having the options to make a simple gantt vs a wide, multifuncitoning schedule lets me have the flexibility depending on what my clients want to see.

Recommendations to others considering the product

Take some time to run through some tutorials prior to completing scheduling. It's a powerful tool if used correctly.

What do you dislike?

Wish it had better built in Visualization capability like One Pager offers as an add on. It does have some quirky behavior at time when error messages are vague or misleading so you have to hunt for why a dependency for example is not working. I used to hate that you needed MS Project Server for so many functions, I hear the Office 365 implementation offers a lot of the functionality but I have not used it yet. I wish the standalone project would allow you to easily trigger emails when tasks are due for example to the task owner or sent easy progress reports to owners with single clicks. Smartsheet has some of these functions that I understand may not be available on the 365 version but cannot validate..

What do you like best?

Works as intended, powerful enough to do almost anything yet easy enough to set up small projects on the fly. Easy to import and export data to other Microsoft or non microsoft packages as needed. Has the ability to integrate with tools such as Onepager making it more powerful than the isolated product alone.

Recommendations to others considering the product

Make sure you truly understand how dependencies work, how summary tasks impact dependencies and also how to use FS, SS etc when linking tasks. Failure to understand the basic functions can really provide wrong results in terms of end dates or critical path. Take time to understand project management before using the tool, some try and use the tool without knowing project management and that can be dangerous to data quality.