Project Software Guide

Project Software Guide covers scheduling, resource planning, budgets and platform selection for Australian project managers and PMO teams.

Not yet published. What we cover, and who covers it, is set out below.

What we cover

Project Software Guide looks at how Australian delivery teams plan work and which platforms support that practice. Coverage will take in scheduling and dependencies, capacity planning, budgets, portfolio governance and the practicalities of changing platforms.

Written for Project managers, PMO analysts and delivery leads at Australian organisations.

  1. 01Scheduling
  2. 02Capacity Planning
  3. 03Budgets & Time
  4. 04Portfolio View
  5. 05Client Delivery
  6. 06Platform Switching

The desks

Each desk is part of the editorial team with its own beat, not an individual. The byline names the desk, and the structured data identifies it as an organisation.

Desk Delivery Practice

Client and internal delivery

Looks at task workflows, time tracking and reporting for teams running client and internal projects.

Desk Portfolio

Portfolio and governance

Examines portfolio views, resource capacity and the governance decisions that sit above individual projects.

Desk Scheduling

Schedules and dependencies

Covers dependency logic and how scheduling behaviour differs between project platforms.

How we work

Written for the people who decide

Scheduling, capacity and cost control for Australian project teams. Articles are written for people with a concrete decision in front of them, not for those trying to sell one.

Numbers name their source

Every figure says where it comes from and when it dates from. Where the industry disagrees, that is stated, rather than quietly taking a side.

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Where should we start?

The order is not set yet. If there is a question you have had to answer the hard way yourself, send it to the editors. It is the most useful thing you can send a publication that has not yet begun.

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