Planview, ChangePoint, Monday.com

SAP is complex to learn, but Microsoft Project Server is not complex.

I've only used Project Server and have not compared it to others.

Asana is more scalable and has an on-cloud version. It provides many features required for planning the project compared to Microsoft Project Server.

We've also looked at Planview and Jira. We found that the solution has better technical support on offer than other options. That said, I like Planview as it's even less expensive than Project Server.

No.

I know that there are other solutions in this realm. Gmail is one that others are using right now. They are the main competitor. 

People are still have the view that not many of these run through Microsoft project. A lot of these will be running through Agile, so that's the basic difference I've seen in terms of the competitions in my projects.

Before choosing this product, I did not evaluate other options.

Smartsheet, I think we looked at that. We looked at JIRA in the early phase, but that wasn't portfolio. It was just the normal JIRA bug tracking. We do use that in the company, but not for project management necessarily, more just task tracking.

We did not evaluate alternatives.

We did not evaluate other options but we have used other similar tools.

Before choosing this product, I compared it to Planview and HP PPM.

We also looked at SAP PPM.