Planisware vs. SAP PPM

While not expensive, it is better suited to larger organizations since the requirement for an administrator is not easily maintained at lower user counts. Although the more a site uses it "out of the box" without configuration, the less the requirement for a system administrator.

Incentivized

It's has all the functionality a proper CMMS tools required, it's act as a blueprint of what exactly all CMMS tools wants. All the features, costing, optimization, asset management all under one bucket. It's less appropriate for people who required simple UI, only some basic system or people with low budget. Because the cost for implementation is very high.

Incentivized

• Apply resource algorithms to timelines
• Enterprise wide and scalable

Incentivized

• Enabling manufacturing team to work together.
• Easy to track project process.
• Project data analytics.
• Good reporting tool.

Incentivized

• Organization is still growing and needs to adapt to a rising volume of client needs for consulting, training, core development.
• Major part of corporate oversight is from Europe and is still adapting to US work requirements, responsiveness, communication channels.

Incentivized

• Major issue while using SAP PPM is it's UI.
• Things are way too complicated and difficult to understand.

Incentivized

It's very detailed oriented but the UI is difficult to use. It requires proper training and good people to handle day to day activities. The functionality that SAP provides like, Asset downtime, cost optimization, settling of cost at work order level and the moving it to related cost centre, this defines the actual CMMS system which is very useful.

Incentivized

I wasn't involved in the selection of Planisware.

Incentivized

SAP PPM is a stable solution that has a unique power for the user to manage a complex project without any problem and easy project planning and resource planning capability is amazing. The SAP PPM interface is easy to learn and start manipulating the product without much training.

Incentivized

• This is always hard to gauge since we don't have metrics for "did nothing" to compare against. An old Business Roundtable white paper indicated that a 10% reduction in expense could be attained, but I don't think a general statement like that applies to any specific organization unless they can say their Project Management Maturity level is low.

Incentivized

• Monitoring the manufacturing process.
• Easy to control the product development operations.
• Report generation for our operations.

Incentivized