@schedule breaks the schedule into easy to review pages. Each user sets the
number of tasks to show per page. Create simple schedules or use advanced
techniques like Earned Value, Work Breakdonw Structures, and Organizational
Breakdown Structures.
Multi-user schedule development and updating means
everyone sees the same data real-time. How long does it take your projects to
gather data and issue an updated schedule?
Above, detail task data is shown below the Gantt Chart. Page through the schedule by clicking on a page number.
Page through schedules by clicking on a page number.
Earned Value Analysis Report
Labor Forecast Graph: Weekly Plan, Baseline, and Cumulative Hours.
Project Cash Flow Graph. Weekly cost and cumulative cost.
Better Project Control with Less Effort
Schedules can be updated more often and with less effort when people with task responsibility can review and update task status themselves. Project Managers and design leaders will get better information, faster.
Create Task Data from the Estimate with One Click
Creating task data is the most time consuming part of creating a new schedule. @schedule can create the tasks automatically from the estimate for you. You can save a lot of time and you can be certain that the schedule includes all of the estimated activities.
Enterprise Reports
Enterprise reports summarize information across all projects. Perform a fast review of all projects using reports that present only key project data. Review projects grouped by business unit or by office. Review current and forecast resource utilization.
More Advanced Features
- WBS reports at different schedule levels aide high level project reviews.
- True hierarchical Work Breakdown Structure and Organizational Breakdown Structure.
- Use any of ten different task sorting options when creating schedules or reviewing schedules.
- Projected Cash Flow by week.
- Projected Resource Load Curves by week
- Earned Value Analysis Reports
Copy Data to Excel
You can copy tabular data from our reports and paste the data directly into Excel. Data types are preserved.Excel is a trademark owned by Microsoft Corp.®
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