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//www.deco-dalles.com/4-reasons-users-refuse-to-use-integrated-primavera-p6-system/ project controls training & courses wed, 09 oct 2019 17:40:19 +0000 hourly 1 by: paul groves
//www.deco-dalles.com/4-reasons-users-refuse-to-use-integrated-primavera-p6-system/#comment-67254 fri, 07 dec 2018 13:20:32 +0000 //www.deco-dalles.com/?p=7117#comment-67254 impress for epm, now owned and supplied by the company trinovis, is a strong and established integration between sap and primavera & sap and ms project with 120 implementations globally. it is an “off-the-shelf”, bidirectional and highly configurable solution that ensures “a single version of the truth” and can be implemented quickly, typically in 4 to 6 months. it integrates project schedules and optionally can be used to integrate time entry, 世界杯时间比赛时间 /hr, materials procurement, virtual or future projects plus additional modules. and yes, most of this was successfully integrated in a recent project for a major customer in 3 1/2 months. a short timescale is important, to achieve efficiencies, cost saving and roi, and because otherwise operational people will be tied up in the design and implementation process instead of their productive “day jobs”.

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//www.deco-dalles.com/4-reasons-users-refuse-to-use-integrated-primavera-p6-system/#comment-38763 thu, 28 apr 2016 19:21:48 +0000 //www.deco-dalles.com/?p=7117#comment-38763 in reply to m.a.nehal.

there are many middleware tools that will connect p6 and sap. primavera’s own gateway is one. ecosys is another. sap has one called sap epc. maxavera ipack is a yet another. each have their own pluses and minuses, so research carefully. as you can image, it’s not an easy undertaking.

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//www.deco-dalles.com/4-reasons-users-refuse-to-use-integrated-primavera-p6-system/#comment-38670 mon, 18 apr 2016 15:35:54 +0000 //www.deco-dalles.com/?p=7117#comment-38670 hi michael,

i know planning is a tedious job specially when you are planning your minute activities with dates and cost involved at every mile-stones, primavera does have the facility to make planning of activities with dates and sequence but the financial part is equally important hence sap-erp integration is very much required to access, monitor and take corrective actions during project implementation stage itself , can you suggest any suitable integration tool that can map these two giants together.

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//www.deco-dalles.com/4-reasons-users-refuse-to-use-integrated-primavera-p6-system/#comment-28616 tue, 30 jun 2015 13:11:01 +0000 //www.deco-dalles.com/?p=7117#comment-28616 in reply to shasha.

hi shasha,
no, primavera doesn’t have different versions for different disciplines. it’s just one version for everyone. i do believe learning primavera p6 is good for your personal and career development. of course, it depends on what your career goals are.

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//www.deco-dalles.com/4-reasons-users-refuse-to-use-integrated-primavera-p6-system/#comment-28602 mon, 29 jun 2015 23:32:21 +0000 //www.deco-dalles.com/?p=7117#comment-28602 hi…i am working for electrical automation company which takes electrical works in various projects. i would like to know is there specific version of primavera for electrical guys, in the market training institute people says separate primavera for civil, mechanical. can u just clear it.
who should learn it and how it wil be helpful in the ongoing job and its future propects if i learn primevera software as end user.

thanks & regards,
shasha vali.

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//www.deco-dalles.com/4-reasons-users-refuse-to-use-integrated-primavera-p6-system/#comment-15120 thu, 01 may 2014 17:36:16 +0000 //www.deco-dalles.com/?p=7117#comment-15120 this is quite a timely posting! we were just discussing it at breakfast today. ultimately, companies need to seek out individuals that are “experts” in integrating the systems. (no, not a single person in the group is an “expert”- we have all seen roll- outs fail miserably, though!) costly, yes, but worth it in the long run if you don’t want it to end up in the junk drawer.

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