Planisware Reviews

Primarily, Planisware is used for project, program, and portfolio management purposes. Projects can be scheduled, and budgeting, tracking, resource management, efforts, forecast, and scheduling can be executed using the Planisware application.

It offers capabilities to manage the complete project life cycle.

Since I'm completely technical, the primary use case of Planisware for my clients has been project management, time management, portfolio management, and reporting.

Planisware offers integration with multiple tools and provides a good level of customization. However, a noted advantage for some users is the user interface, although I personally do not find it very user-friendly. Additionally, its ability to scale easily is valuable.

The use case involves a highly capable project and portfolio management solution. While expensive, Panisware Enterprise delivers exceptional value by seamlessly handling all necessary operations for successful project execution that is tightly integrated with managing strategic enterprise objectives and portfolio optimization. Users benefit from unified, consistent, top-down, bottom-up single source of truth.

Its benefits extend to the centralization and control of projects, particularly in terms of maintaining consistency in defining tasks, projects, cost accounts, and other essential elements. This level of standardization is crucial for efficiency and clarity, especially in large organizations managing diverse projects with varying timelines and complexities. The software's strength lies in its adept handling of categorization, allowing users to tailor how projects are categorized based on their specific organizational needs. Moreover, it facilitates the creation of activity types and simplifies the development of project templates. These templates serve as the core of master projects, enabling users to swiftly replicate and customize projects by leveraging pre-defined structures. That significance lies in the ability to replicate successful approaches consistently. When a company discovers an effective method, it can be seamlessly incorporated into Planisware Enterprise architecture. The result is standardized process that remains consistent across portfolios and projects.

We actually use it for project planning and estimating the cost for the projects, in resource management, and as a timecard application. Users can log their time using the timesheet.

It has an inbuilt BI tool, which can be compared to Power BI or Tableau. We don't need to export Planisware data to an external application, and we don't need to create any reports. We can use the in-house tool. I really like it.

We use the solution for portfolio programs and project management. We are now improvising on intake and ideation.

We are on a journey of rolling out the Planisware tool for our entire organization. For now, it will be too early for us to call it a victory and say that a particular feature is prominent in Planisware.

Overall, our company has all disintegrated systems, and with Planisware, we are getting a very integrated view of my portfolio reporting, cost and load, and everything else. That is definitely an advantage of the Planisware PPM software we are using.

Our main use case for Planisware is for CapEx control for a portfolio.

Our organization has greatly benefited from utilizing Planisware in regard to investment management. Planisware serves as a platform for all nine countries that we manage to submit their investment requests, which are then centralized and processed through an approval process all within the Planisware system. This centralized approach to investment management through the use of Planisware has greatly improved the functionality of our organization.

Planisware is used for project management, resource planning, and effort trackings such as time sheets. You can use it for financial planning, portfolio planning, for enterprise portfolio, where you can define what your cost will be. Planisware can do all of these things.

There are two things in particular that I enjoy. The first is the portfolio planning section. Another advantage is that it is highly customizable. We can tailor it to the needs of the customer.

It is mainly used for program management, which includes cost, risks, and obviously, resources.

We have a variety of different modules, but it is mainly used for costs, risks, and resources.