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Sep 18, 2023, 4:18:09 PM9/18/23
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Hi all project managers.
I am working on converting my old command-line project planning tool to a website and it is progressing nicely. It is currently a late alfa version, menaing quite a lot of the functionality is there, and it is definitely in a useful state - it is also definitely lacking some functions that are planned to be there.
The site is probably quite unique (I have at least not found anything similar) in that it takes you plan definition (resources and competences, task hierarchy and dependencies, multiple deadlines) and make a shedule out of that maximizing the chance of completing all your deadlines on time. If all deadlines can not be met is the relative deadline priority used an an arbitator for the resources.
All time guesstimates comes with an uncertanity taken into account.
For all changes are the plan re-optimized, meaning that all deadlines and task schedules are updated after a short while without any effort.
Tasks can also use competences as resources instead of using resources directly. Load balancing is automatically done between resources when they have more than one competence.
Does this sound too good to be true, check it out for yourself:
https://qsplan.ddns.net/qsplan/
I am working on converting my old command-line project planning tool to a website and it is progressing nicely. It is currently a late alfa version, menaing quite a lot of the functionality is there, and it is definitely in a useful state - it is also definitely lacking some functions that are planned to be there.
The site is probably quite unique (I have at least not found anything similar) in that it takes you plan definition (resources and competences, task hierarchy and dependencies, multiple deadlines) and make a shedule out of that maximizing the chance of completing all your deadlines on time. If all deadlines can not be met is the relative deadline priority used an an arbitator for the resources.
All time guesstimates comes with an uncertanity taken into account.
For all changes are the plan re-optimized, meaning that all deadlines and task schedules are updated after a short while without any effort.
Tasks can also use competences as resources instead of using resources directly. Load balancing is automatically done between resources when they have more than one competence.
Does this sound too good to be true, check it out for yourself:
https://qsplan.ddns.net/qsplan/
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