Clarizen: A plug-and-play PMIS
Updated November 02, 2021
Clarizen: A plug-and-play PMIS
Score 8 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Overall Satisfaction with Clarizen One
Currently, Clarizen is being used by only a small subset of our organization—mostly just our team; with the possibility of it being rolled out to other teams in the future. We use Clarizen as the foundation to manage our implementation and migration projects—internal and client-facing. Clarizen helps provide a clear picture to each of us as PMs, our management and leaders, and our clients in regards to our project progress. It ensures that we are tracking appropriately, allows us to maintain accountability to our internal resources, but also the client, and can be used upwards to reflect team capacity, ability to meet key performance metrics, and overall project success.
- Project tracking
- KPI / KPA measuring
- Project process documenting
- Meeting management
- Integration with Outlook or JIRA
- Better client facing views to share
- Allows visibility to when we begin to realize contract value.
- Allwos us to review gaps or inefficiencies in our project timelines.
- Allows us to review our project timelines and condense.
Clarizen has a cleaner, easier-to-use UI than both Wrike and Microsoft Project in my opinion. Clarizen is overall pretty intuitive and you can use it on a daily basis to manage your projects without it taking up an exorbitant amount of time. Although I would say Wrike is similar, its functionality seems a bit more limited and it comes off as a bit more basic in comparison.
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