I have just landed my first big custom home, budget 1 mil +, and I feel like it may be time to invest in scheduling software. I hope to be doing this size project and no more than 2 a year with some smaller remodel work to fill the gaps and keep guys busy. I have looked at Microsoft Project and UDA software which seem to be more than I need.
Has anyone had experience with this software or others and have any suggestions for a company my size.
Thanks,Frank
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I have use Project, and it is very versitile. You can make your schedules as simple or copmplex as you want. For the basic functions, it is easy to use.
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Back in the mid 80's, I reviewed a bunch of project management software, for the purpose of teaching it.
How does your 1M house compare to a nuclear submarine? That's what it is for.
Frank,
MS Project will easily do what you need for that small of a project. It is simple to learn and well supported with on-line forums.
Chuck
jxproject. Free. Google for it.
SamT
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