ProjectLibre - Manuale in Italiano dell'alternativa OpenSource a Microsoft Project
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ProjectLibre è un software OpenSource per la pianificazione e gestione dei progetti di qualsiasi tipo. Può essere usato da chiunque perché facile da imparare e questo manuale ne accelera l’apprendimento. ProjectLibre mette a disposizione un numero notevole di funzionalità che si trovano tipicamente in software più complessi e costosi (centinaia o migliaia di euro per computer). Il manuale contiene 145 immagini e 110 pagine con un linguaggio discorsivo e comprensibile per i neofiti della schedulazione e per i più esperti. Vengono descritte tutte le funzionalità utili alla stesura di un piano di progetto: Inizializzazione Pianificazione Risorse Calendari Budget Risorse e Costi Baseline,…. Tracking di progetto Analisi Varianze Reports
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ProjectLibre - Manuale in Italiano dell'alternativa OpenSource a Microsoft Project
- 1. L’alternativa OpenSource a Microsoft Project® Guida di apprendimento rapido Rosario Rizzo PMP®, Prince2®, ISIPM®, MCTS® 1
- 2. Cosa è ProjectLibre? Introduzione 1 Cosa contiene il manuale 2 3 Perchè ho scritto questo manuale (c) Rosario Rizzo – www.rinorizzo.com 2
- 3. Cosa è ProjectLibre? Introduzione 1 ProjectLibre è un software OpenSource per la pianificazione e gestione dei progetti di qualsiasi tipo. Può essere usato da chiunque perché facile da imparare e questo manuale ne accelera l’apprendimento. ProjectLibre mette a disposizione un numero notevole di funzionalità che si trovano tipicamente in software più complessi e costosi (centinaia o migliaia di euro per computer) (c) Rosario Rizzo – www.rinorizzo.com 3
- 4. Cosa è questo manuale? Adatto ad imparare come funziona ProjectLibre da solo davanti al computer (Windows, Mac e Linux) Lo utilizzo come materiale didattico per i miei corsi di formazione su ProjectLibre 2 Come punto di partenza per creare una comunità di professionisti per un utilizzo professionale ed aziendale di ProjectLibre Perchè ho scritto questo manuale Per colmare una lacuna nel panorama dei testi tecnici in Italiano su ProjectLibre (c) Rosario Rizzo – www.rinorizzo.com 4
- 5. Cosa c’è nel manuale? Il manuale contiene 145 immagini e 110 pagine con un linguaggio discorsivo e comprensibile per i neofiti della schedulazione e per i più esperti. Vengono descritte tutte le funzionalità utili alla stesura di un piano di progetto: • Inizializzazione • Pianificazione • Risorse • Calendari • Budget Risorse e Costi • Baseline,…. • Tracking di progetto • Analisi Varianze • Reports (c) Rosario Rizzo – www.rinorizzo.com Cosa contiene il manuale 3 5
- 6. Alcune videate del manuale (c) Rosario Rizzo – www.rinorizzo.com 6
- 7. Un paio di pagine del manuale (c) Rosario Rizzo – www.rinorizzo.com 7
- 8. Cosa contiene il manuale - 1 (c) Rosario Rizzo – www.rinorizzo.com 8
- 9. Cosa contiene il manuale - 2 (c) Rosario Rizzo – www.rinorizzo.com 9
- 10. Cosa contiene il manuale - 3 (c) Rosario Rizzo – www.rinorizzo.com 10
- 11. Cosa contiene il manuale - 4 (c) Rosario Rizzo – www.rinorizzo.com 11
- 12. Cosa contiene il manuale - 5 (c) Rosario Rizzo – www.rinorizzo.com 12
- 13. http://bit.ly/projectlibre Rosario Rizzo PMP®, Prince2®, ISIPM®, MCTS® rino@rinorizzo.com (c) Rosario Rizzo – www.rinorizzo.com 13
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- SCRIPT: Not surprisingly, we’ve leveraged what our customers have been telling us and mapped that to the precedent being handed down by the Courts and implemented this in our investment litigation management strategy. That is what I’d like be able to share with you; and see if you think we’re on the right path. We have developed a 4-part strategy. [CLICK] First, we’re looking to improve & expand upon our offerings that are aligned to the critical stages of the Electronic Discovery Reference Model, which I’ll show in a moment. That includes the release of new enterprise class offerings in document review, and early data assessment and a strong focus on the early stages of EDRM (i.e. forensic collections, litigation holds).[CLICK] We’re expanding our litigation hosting offering. We are investing in a big way in this space. We are looking to host both your applications, whether they are LexisNexis applications or not, and your data. We’re also doubling down our efforts on hosting that data on demand to allow you to use your own data to make better, more strategic decision making.[CLICK] As a result of feedback, we are making big investments in the area of integration and unifying our research and litigation portfolios. Our primary focus and priority is on eDiscovery, which includes our software products called Concordance, LAW PreDiscovery, and Early Data Analyzer. We are also improving and integrating solutions such as CaseMap & TextMap.[CLICK] Lastly, we want to use data to drive better litigation decision making. To do so, we are going to leverage our Lexis Search Advantage technology to enable data driven decisions such as a new solution called Matter Experience. All of which you’ll see more about in a moment.[CLICK]
- SCRIPT: Not surprisingly, we’ve leveraged what our customers have been telling us and mapped that to the precedent being handed down by the Courts and implemented this in our investment litigation management strategy. That is what I’d like be able to share with you; and see if you think we’re on the right path. We have developed a 4-part strategy. [CLICK] First, we’re looking to improve & expand upon our offerings that are aligned to the critical stages of the Electronic Discovery Reference Model, which I’ll show in a moment. That includes the release of new enterprise class offerings in document review, and early data assessment and a strong focus on the early stages of EDRM (i.e. forensic collections, litigation holds).[CLICK] We’re expanding our litigation hosting offering. We are investing in a big way in this space. We are looking to host both your applications, whether they are LexisNexis applications or not, and your data. We’re also doubling down our efforts on hosting that data on demand to allow you to use your own data to make better, more strategic decision making.[CLICK] As a result of feedback, we are making big investments in the area of integration and unifying our research and litigation portfolios. Our primary focus and priority is on eDiscovery, which includes our software products called Concordance, LAW PreDiscovery, and Early Data Analyzer. We are also improving and integrating solutions such as CaseMap & TextMap.[CLICK] Lastly, we want to use data to drive better litigation decision making. To do so, we are going to leverage our Lexis Search Advantage technology to enable data driven decisions such as a new solution called Matter Experience. All of which you’ll see more about in a moment.[CLICK]
- SCRIPT: Not surprisingly, we’ve leveraged what our customers have been telling us and mapped that to the precedent being handed down by the Courts and implemented this in our investment litigation management strategy. That is what I’d like be able to share with you; and see if you think we’re on the right path. We have developed a 4-part strategy. [CLICK] First, we’re looking to improve & expand upon our offerings that are aligned to the critical stages of the Electronic Discovery Reference Model, which I’ll show in a moment. That includes the release of new enterprise class offerings in document review, and early data assessment and a strong focus on the early stages of EDRM (i.e. forensic collections, litigation holds).[CLICK] We’re expanding our litigation hosting offering. We are investing in a big way in this space. We are looking to host both your applications, whether they are LexisNexis applications or not, and your data. We’re also doubling down our efforts on hosting that data on demand to allow you to use your own data to make better, more strategic decision making.[CLICK] As a result of feedback, we are making big investments in the area of integration and unifying our research and litigation portfolios. Our primary focus and priority is on eDiscovery, which includes our software products called Concordance, LAW PreDiscovery, and Early Data Analyzer. We are also improving and integrating solutions such as CaseMap & TextMap.[CLICK] Lastly, we want to use data to drive better litigation decision making. To do so, we are going to leverage our Lexis Search Advantage technology to enable data driven decisions such as a new solution called Matter Experience. All of which you’ll see more about in a moment.[CLICK]
- SCRIPT: Not surprisingly, we’ve leveraged what our customers have been telling us and mapped that to the precedent being handed down by the Courts and implemented this in our investment litigation management strategy. That is what I’d like be able to share with you; and see if you think we’re on the right path. We have developed a 4-part strategy. [CLICK] First, we’re looking to improve & expand upon our offerings that are aligned to the critical stages of the Electronic Discovery Reference Model, which I’ll show in a moment. That includes the release of new enterprise class offerings in document review, and early data assessment and a strong focus on the early stages of EDRM (i.e. forensic collections, litigation holds).[CLICK] We’re expanding our litigation hosting offering. We are investing in a big way in this space. We are looking to host both your applications, whether they are LexisNexis applications or not, and your data. We’re also doubling down our efforts on hosting that data on demand to allow you to use your own data to make better, more strategic decision making.[CLICK] As a result of feedback, we are making big investments in the area of integration and unifying our research and litigation portfolios. Our primary focus and priority is on eDiscovery, which includes our software products called Concordance, LAW PreDiscovery, and Early Data Analyzer. We are also improving and integrating solutions such as CaseMap & TextMap.[CLICK] Lastly, we want to use data to drive better litigation decision making. To do so, we are going to leverage our Lexis Search Advantage technology to enable data driven decisions such as a new solution called Matter Experience. All of which you’ll see more about in a moment.[CLICK]
- SCRIPT: Not surprisingly, we’ve leveraged what our customers have been telling us and mapped that to the precedent being handed down by the Courts and implemented this in our investment litigation management strategy. That is what I’d like be able to share with you; and see if you think we’re on the right path. We have developed a 4-part strategy. [CLICK] First, we’re looking to improve & expand upon our offerings that are aligned to the critical stages of the Electronic Discovery Reference Model, which I’ll show in a moment. That includes the release of new enterprise class offerings in document review, and early data assessment and a strong focus on the early stages of EDRM (i.e. forensic collections, litigation holds).[CLICK] We’re expanding our litigation hosting offering. We are investing in a big way in this space. We are looking to host both your applications, whether they are LexisNexis applications or not, and your data. We’re also doubling down our efforts on hosting that data on demand to allow you to use your own data to make better, more strategic decision making.[CLICK] As a result of feedback, we are making big investments in the area of integration and unifying our research and litigation portfolios. Our primary focus and priority is on eDiscovery, which includes our software products called Concordance, LAW PreDiscovery, and Early Data Analyzer. We are also improving and integrating solutions such as CaseMap & TextMap.[CLICK] Lastly, we want to use data to drive better litigation decision making. To do so, we are going to leverage our Lexis Search Advantage technology to enable data driven decisions such as a new solution called Matter Experience. All of which you’ll see more about in a moment.[CLICK]
- SCRIPT: Not surprisingly, we’ve leveraged what our customers have been telling us and mapped that to the precedent being handed down by the Courts and implemented this in our investment litigation management strategy. That is what I’d like be able to share with you; and see if you think we’re on the right path. We have developed a 4-part strategy. [CLICK] First, we’re looking to improve & expand upon our offerings that are aligned to the critical stages of the Electronic Discovery Reference Model, which I’ll show in a moment. That includes the release of new enterprise class offerings in document review, and early data assessment and a strong focus on the early stages of EDRM (i.e. forensic collections, litigation holds).[CLICK] We’re expanding our litigation hosting offering. We are investing in a big way in this space. We are looking to host both your applications, whether they are LexisNexis applications or not, and your data. We’re also doubling down our efforts on hosting that data on demand to allow you to use your own data to make better, more strategic decision making.[CLICK] As a result of feedback, we are making big investments in the area of integration and unifying our research and litigation portfolios. Our primary focus and priority is on eDiscovery, which includes our software products called Concordance, LAW PreDiscovery, and Early Data Analyzer. We are also improving and integrating solutions such as CaseMap & TextMap.[CLICK] Lastly, we want to use data to drive better litigation decision making. To do so, we are going to leverage our Lexis Search Advantage technology to enable data driven decisions such as a new solution called Matter Experience. All of which you’ll see more about in a moment.[CLICK]
- SCRIPT: Not surprisingly, we’ve leveraged what our customers have been telling us and mapped that to the precedent being handed down by the Courts and implemented this in our investment litigation management strategy. That is what I’d like be able to share with you; and see if you think we’re on the right path. We have developed a 4-part strategy. [CLICK] First, we’re looking to improve & expand upon our offerings that are aligned to the critical stages of the Electronic Discovery Reference Model, which I’ll show in a moment. That includes the release of new enterprise class offerings in document review, and early data assessment and a strong focus on the early stages of EDRM (i.e. forensic collections, litigation holds).[CLICK] We’re expanding our litigation hosting offering. We are investing in a big way in this space. We are looking to host both your applications, whether they are LexisNexis applications or not, and your data. We’re also doubling down our efforts on hosting that data on demand to allow you to use your own data to make better, more strategic decision making.[CLICK] As a result of feedback, we are making big investments in the area of integration and unifying our research and litigation portfolios. Our primary focus and priority is on eDiscovery, which includes our software products called Concordance, LAW PreDiscovery, and Early Data Analyzer. We are also improving and integrating solutions such as CaseMap & TextMap.[CLICK] Lastly, we want to use data to drive better litigation decision making. To do so, we are going to leverage our Lexis Search Advantage technology to enable data driven decisions such as a new solution called Matter Experience. All of which you’ll see more about in a moment.[CLICK]
- SCRIPT: Not surprisingly, we’ve leveraged what our customers have been telling us and mapped that to the precedent being handed down by the Courts and implemented this in our investment litigation management strategy. That is what I’d like be able to share with you; and see if you think we’re on the right path. We have developed a 4-part strategy. [CLICK] First, we’re looking to improve & expand upon our offerings that are aligned to the critical stages of the Electronic Discovery Reference Model, which I’ll show in a moment. That includes the release of new enterprise class offerings in document review, and early data assessment and a strong focus on the early stages of EDRM (i.e. forensic collections, litigation holds).[CLICK] We’re expanding our litigation hosting offering. We are investing in a big way in this space. We are looking to host both your applications, whether they are LexisNexis applications or not, and your data. We’re also doubling down our efforts on hosting that data on demand to allow you to use your own data to make better, more strategic decision making.[CLICK] As a result of feedback, we are making big investments in the area of integration and unifying our research and litigation portfolios. Our primary focus and priority is on eDiscovery, which includes our software products called Concordance, LAW PreDiscovery, and Early Data Analyzer. We are also improving and integrating solutions such as CaseMap & TextMap.[CLICK] Lastly, we want to use data to drive better litigation decision making. To do so, we are going to leverage our Lexis Search Advantage technology to enable data driven decisions such as a new solution called Matter Experience. All of which you’ll see more about in a moment.[CLICK]
- SCRIPT: Not surprisingly, we’ve leveraged what our customers have been telling us and mapped that to the precedent being handed down by the Courts and implemented this in our investment litigation management strategy. That is what I’d like be able to share with you; and see if you think we’re on the right path. We have developed a 4-part strategy. [CLICK] First, we’re looking to improve & expand upon our offerings that are aligned to the critical stages of the Electronic Discovery Reference Model, which I’ll show in a moment. That includes the release of new enterprise class offerings in document review, and early data assessment and a strong focus on the early stages of EDRM (i.e. forensic collections, litigation holds).[CLICK] We’re expanding our litigation hosting offering. We are investing in a big way in this space. We are looking to host both your applications, whether they are LexisNexis applications or not, and your data. We’re also doubling down our efforts on hosting that data on demand to allow you to use your own data to make better, more strategic decision making.[CLICK] As a result of feedback, we are making big investments in the area of integration and unifying our research and litigation portfolios. Our primary focus and priority is on eDiscovery, which includes our software products called Concordance, LAW PreDiscovery, and Early Data Analyzer. We are also improving and integrating solutions such as CaseMap & TextMap.[CLICK] Lastly, we want to use data to drive better litigation decision making. To do so, we are going to leverage our Lexis Search Advantage technology to enable data driven decisions such as a new solution called Matter Experience. All of which you’ll see more about in a moment.[CLICK]