A good open source project manager.
Use Cases and Deployment Scope
ProjectLibre is used by our IT department to manage our infrastructure and development projects. We've been using it for many years and best of all, the software is open source and compatible with our Windows 10 and Linux operating systems that our IT team uses in the office. The software allows us to go further and we have the routine of creating diagrams and different types of graphics to improve our management and control of micro activities within the projects of the areas. It has a friendly and intuitive interface and with a simple training it is possible to master all the features.
Pros
- It supports Microsoft Project files.
- Allows you to create Gantt Chart, PERT, Data Structure and other charts.
- Friendly interface.
- Allows you to export files to PDF.
- Reports.
- Manage IT department resources, as well as keep track of dates and deadlines.
Cons
- I've had incidents of crashing and freezing of the screen a few times.
Likelihood to Recommend
ProjectLibre is very similar to Microsoft Project, but it is free. It has a user-friendly interface that is simple to understand and use. Best of all is its compatibility to import and export data to Project and PDF without any restriction. ProjectLibre is very important to execute medium and large scale projects that we develop. There is a possibility to create many diagrams, with Gantt and PERT being the most used by me. I feel like you don't lose anything to any paid competitor software
