Multi-Project Manager
The core function is to coordinate all the
individual projects in terms of the best possible achievement of the strategic
corporate objectives. A multi-project manager analyses the interactions of
projects to identify cross-project resource conflicts and to enable appropriate
optimization measures to be initiated.
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Creating new ideas, plans, projects
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Setting project priorities and supplementing
this with strategic data
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Specifying effort and cost budgets
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Distribution of costs to programs and
organizational units
Central Project Controlling for
Multi-Project Managers
PLANTA Project provides a clear overview of
resource utilization across all the company’s projects. This enables
statements to be made on the availability of individual resources or departments
for concrete customer inquiries at a glance. This simplifies communication with
customers and offers competitive advantages.

Multi-Project Analysis
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Display of cost details by project type
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Definition of individual filters, incorporation
of Excel charts
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Creation of an individual project watchlist

Project-Specific Details
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Central info board for summarized details of
individual projects
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Detailed information about costs, efforts, risk
and chance trends as well as earned value and milestone trend data of a single
project
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Project status reports with a history of the
project progress

Earned Value Analysis (EVA)
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As of release 39.4, PLANTA Project provides
advanced project controlling functions on the basis of the updated remaining
effort: The system calculates the completion value on the basis of the
remaining effort estimates for individual work packages.
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Over the course of a project, status reports
enable progress monitoring.
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Unlike manual progress recording a too
optimistic project estimate can be avoided.
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Project manager estimates can also be created
manually and freezed in the status reports.
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EVA is used for early controlling of the actual
project progress.
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Informative forecasts about project end costs
and project end date are possible.
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Graphics, trends and detailed analysis of causes
illustrate the results.

Benefits
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Transparency in costs, dates and performance
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Exact forecasts, better planning of required
resources
Reports
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Numerous predefined reports for individual and
multi-projects
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Predefined reports for critical project
situations such as end date delay, milestone delay, budget overrun
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Reports are easy to enhance and amend
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Project manager’s personal estimate of the
project status with regard to dates, costs and effort
