ProjectLibre is a project management application designed as an alternative to Microsoft Project. It provides tools for planning schedules, allocating resources, monitoring costs and tracking progress throughout the life of a project.
The application is intended primarily for individual project managers. It uses a familiar ribbon-style interface with several ways to examine project information, including Gantt charts, network diagrams and resource views.
ProjectLibre can also open Microsoft Project and Primavera project files, helping users work with schedules created in other project management applications.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Create project plans with tasks, subtasks, summary tasks and milestones.
- Visualise project schedules using interactive Gantt charts.
- Define task dependencies, constraints, durations and start and finish dates.
- Identify the critical path and examine how task relationships affect project completion.
- Organise tasks hierarchically using Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) charts.
- Display task dependencies and scheduling relationships through network diagrams.
- Define project calendars, working days, holidays and resource availability.
- Assign people, equipment and other resources to individual tasks.
- Track resource workloads, utilisation and costs using resource histograms and usage views.
- Organise resources using Resource Breakdown Structure (RBS) charts.
- Create schedule baselines to compare planned work against subsequent changes.
- Monitor task completion, actual work and project progress.
- Analyse project costs using earned value management calculations.
- Filter, sort and group tasks and resources for more focused analysis.
- Produce task, resource and project reports.
- Import and work with Microsoft Project and Primavera project files.
- Cross-platform support – runs on Linux, macOS, and Windows.
Website: projectlibre.com
Support:
Developer: Marc O’Brien, Laurent Chretienneau
License: Common Public Attribution License v1.0
ProjectLibre is written in Java. Learn Java with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
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