Compare Planview Enterprise One vs RoboHead
Pricing
Free Trial Unavailable | Free Trial Unavailable |
Ratings
| Meets Requirements | ||
| Ease of Use | ||
| Ease of Setup | Not enough data available | |
| Ease of Admin | Not enough data available | |
| Quality of Support | ||
| Ease of Doing Business With | Not enough data available | |
| Product Direction (% positive) |
Features
Reviewers' Company Size
Small-Business (50 or fewer emp.) | ||
Mid-Market (51-1000 emp.) | ||
Enterprise (> 1000 emp.) |
Reviewers' Industry
Information Technology and Services 18.5% | Non-Profit Organization Management 16.7% | |
Internet 14.8% | Transportation/Trucking/Railroad 8.3% | |
Logistics and Supply Chain 11.1% | Real Estate 8.3% | |
Insurance 7.4% | Political Organization 8.3% | |
Hospital & Health Care 7.4% | Hospital & Health Care 8.3% | |
Other 40.7% | Other 50.0% |
Reviews
| Most Helpful Favorable Review | Ranjan M. G2 User in Information Technology and Services Projects are effortlessly shared and saw. I like the element that permits me appointing undertakings over my designers and analyzers. We are in the framework every day and people inside divisions take responsibility for individual parts while partaking in... | User in Events Services You can adjust the project timelines using the gant chart. It makes it simple to drag and extend tasks over to new dates. I also appreciate that you can set notifications when it's time to begin your task, or notify someone else that they can begin. |
| Most Helpful Critical Review | An N. User Planview is not user friendly and causes a lot of wasted time trying to navigate through it. | User in Design This product is very clunky to use and almost feel outdated. With other products out there meant to help teams in the same way, this product is not worth the enormous expense it is to our team. Also, it doesn't show you that something is assigned to you... |
