Opinions - I hate Open Workbench!
Terry Lawson is not a fan of Open Workbench. In this article Terry explains why, in his opinion, this open source offering cannot seriously compete with MS Project. Yet a number of organisations in the UK - and not just small ones - have rolled-out Workbench. But why? In his article Terry Lawson goes to the heart of the matter, giving Open Workbench a close examination. He argues that free Workbench is keeping the company’s Financial Director happy while Project Managers are left struggling with a demonstrably sub-standard and inflexible scheduling engine...
Result: the balance sheet looks better, but the less visible cost of project management inefficiencies and wasted time go unnoticed. Read more...
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Written by Terry Lawson
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Actionwide have registered their interest in entering the supplier list being drawn up for the 2012 London Olympics. As many as 50,000 supplier contracts will be awarded in the run-up to 2012.
The supplier list is jointly managed by the London Development Agency, the London Organising Committee of the Olympic and Paralympic Games (LOCOG) and the Olympic Delivery Authority (ODA).
Actionwide believes that its consulting skills and experience place it in a strong position to take on some of the fixed-deadline delivery challenges that will arise in the next 3 years. There are considerable opportunities to showcase London as a world-leading venue for the Olympics. Information Technology will play a major part in underpinning much of the infrastructure made available to visitors, competitors and foreign media. Actionwide has a strong track record of successful delivery in complex multi-layered projects. Actionwide can work as part of an existing team involving multiple delivery agents or can arrange for the complete outsourcing of your project from scope definition to project handover. |
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 27 January 2010 )
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