how can i get acopy of p6 15 for free

in truth, i’m not all that familiar with it. unifier is a cost management and contract management tool in 1.

can you please provide me inputs about unifier ? is this as effective of p6 prof. in terms of scheduling? is unifier has the capability ifn resource management/histogram like p6 ?

in addition, is unifier for cost management purposes like prism or cobra ?

many thanks.

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hi duncan, i have a suggestion – please email me directly – michael@planacademy.com
michael

i’ve had p6 version 8.x training – beginning & advanced – over a year ago, but as i’ve not been a “daily driver” of the tool i wouldn’t feel comfortable portraying myself to prospective clients as proficient.

any online 世界杯时间比赛时间 (or other) that you would recommend using that once re-familiarizing myself with the tool i could use to keep skills current?

much appreciated!

that’s what we’re planning on doing, as we’re also considering switching from oracle to sql. i thought i understood, though, that there was a desktop client that could still be used with eppm. currently, our planners/project developers use a desktop client to create and edit projects, while pms and other use the web client to view projects. the planners/project developers would prefer to keep using their desktop client to develop project plans,

the performance is slow only on the eppm (web side). usually p6 professional (windows) runs well and fast in my experience. i like the appeal of a web-based project portfolio management tool – we definitely need some web-based pm tools. but performance is more important than features when it comes down to it. i recommend you stand-up a test install of eppm and run some performance checking on it.
michael

that’s actually very helpful, thank you. are you finding performance issues only when you are using the web client, or are there also performance issues when using the desktop client with eppm?

hi jana, i would say that most versions beyond 7 are very stable for p6 professional. for p6 eppm some of the newer versions have made changes in the underlying infrastructure software that eppm runs on. i wouldn’t say don’t upgrade p6 eppm to version 15.1 but i would ensure you have a consultant help you who knows those underlying packages well. i implemented 15.1 for a company who didn’t have eppm at all and we ran into many performance issues that we are still working at resolving. i’m losing my desire to want to work with eppm until it performs better.
hope that helps,
michael

hi bob,
good question. the xer file parser hasn’t really been maintained by oracle for a long time. it works because it creates older version xer files but since oracle supports importing older versions, the file parser still works for us. so i think you’ll still be ok for the meantime. you’ll just have to work in an older version of the xer file format.
michael

is there a xer file parcer that is compatible with version 15.1 ? i have heard rumours that the parcer file might be going away for the latest version. i use the parcer to upgrade and down grade global to project codes for exports between 2 separate company databases. please advice. thanks.

bob

for anyone looking for a copy of primavera p6 15.1, 世界杯2022亚洲比赛时间 doesn’t distribute the software. please visit http://www.oracle.com.

here you go: primavera p6 professional vs eppm

what is major difference of primavera client and web

regards,

rajeev

i believe a web-based tool is the future, but maybe not eppm – unless it gets a major performance overhaul. i’m guessing that’s why oracle created primavera prime which is apparently completely re-engineered. but will it get there in time? like you, i’d like to see more improvements to professional – i think i mention this every time there’s a new release.
thanks,
michael

if p6 wasn’t such an industry standard, we would jump to something else in a heartbeat.