{"id":32577,"date":"2015-10-28t16:17:28","date_gmt":"2015-10-28t20:17:28","guid":{"rendered":"\/\/www.deco-dalles.com\/?p=32577"},"modified":"2024-07-16t15:50:00","modified_gmt":"2024-07-16t19:50:00","slug":"what-is-the-primavera-cloud","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"\/\/www.deco-dalles.com\/what-is-the-primavera-cloud\/","title":{"rendered":"primavera cloud: what is it & what will it do for me?"},"content":{"rendered":"
it wasn’t that long ago that oracle released the oracle primavera cloud, a cloud-based offering<\/a> for oracle’s popular project management software packages. if you’ve been following the news, you might know that oracle was a bit late to the cloud-party. nonetheless, if you work in an enterprise with large primavera installations, you’ll be happy they finally showed up – fashionably late albeit.<\/p>\n nowadays, software is\u00a0moving to the cloud and being offered as service. for example, instead of purchasing individual copies microsoft office and installing them on a number of desktops, now you can purchase microsoft office 365, which\u00a0offers the software as subscription service;\u00a0you pay a much more reasonable price monthly and can access office on desktops and mobile devices. the benefits\u00a0for the end user are many: lower cost, automatic updates, accessibility over the web and much more.<\/p>\n in recent years, we’ve seen many software products launched using the saas (software-as-a-service)<\/strong> model, from\u00a0google apps for business, adobe’s creative suite, to canva<\/a> – a graphic design tool that’s completely web-based.<\/p>\n oracle has been behind but they are quickly playing catch-up and they have made a huge play for a piece of the cloud saas market with their oracle database cloud<\/a> and other enterprise saas offerings too many to mention here.<\/p>\n it’s no surprise and a bit of a relief to see primavera software move to the cloud. many applications within the primavera suite of tools are already 100% web-based like contract management, primavera p6 eppm<\/a> and unifier<\/a>. so making the jump to a cloud-based version makes sense.<\/p>\n there are quite a few applications under the primavera umbrella – not just primavera p6 professional. the majority of primavera applications are now available as a cloud service. that means companies can pay a monthly subscription to access this software over the internet from virtually any location.<\/p>\n here is a list of the applications within the primavera suite that now have cloud versions:<\/p>\nwhat is the primavera cloud service?<\/h2>\n
what primavera applications have cloud versions?<\/h2>\n