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Chef SaaS vs Rocketlane comparison

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Arctera Insight Platform
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Data Governance (61st), Compliance Management (31st)
Chef SaaS
Average Rating
8.0
Number of Reviews
2
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AWS Marketplace (119th)
Rocketlane
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8.6
Number of Reviews
2
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AWS Marketplace (87th)
 

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Aaron Prashanth - PeerSpot reviewer
Dev Ops Engineer at Siemens Industry
Consistent releases have improved collaboration while configuration procedures still need simplification
What stands out for me in Chef SaaS is that the procedure is straightforward and the release goes smoothly because we can create different versions according to our own requirements. Chef SaaS helps with collaboration between our development and operations team. A benefit I can see is that configuring is easier because developers commit new code and new versions, and using Chef SaaS, we can create different cookbooks. Cookbooks contain different recipes, and different cookbooks represent different versions. Using these versions, we can consolidate and create a new package that will help us with the release. Since this is a product-based company and our product is wind turbines, every time we have a product release or patch release, Chef SaaS helps us tremendously. We release different patch cycles such as LTS patch cycles, Windows patches, or any kind of patch feature and built features. To maintain the cycle, the process is quite smooth.
NJ
Senior Technical Project Manager at NiCE
Centralized client projects have improved collaboration but task handling still needs refinement
One of the most frustrating things about Rocketlane is that for new tasks not part of the template, if they are not assigned a duration, moving the date range of a phase does not automatically move those tasks. I also wish Rocketlane Sheets allowed for expanding the width and height of rows in the same way as Google Sheets or Microsoft Sheets. Rocketlane has a fairly decent AI product, but the issues I have with it are more about the way my organization builds the prompts. It could be vastly improved, and I would love it if a Rocketlane product manager reached out to my leadership to help improve those prompts.
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Construction Company
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Media Company
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Comms Service Provider
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Healthcare Company
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Construction Company
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Transportation Company
9%
Comms Service Provider
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Insurance Company
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What is your experience regarding pricing and costs for Rocketlane?
The setup cost is quite good and within market standard, actually lower compared to market standard. Setup cost and l...
What needs improvement with Rocketlane?
One of the most frustrating things about Rocketlane is that for new tasks not part of the template, if they are not a...
What is your primary use case for Rocketlane?
Rocketlane in my organization is mainly used to manage client-facing implementation projects, specifically in the Pro...
 

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