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System Requirements:
Windows XP - SP2. Windows 7 32-bit (64-bit is not supported at this time). 512mb RAM
(recommended)
Templates: ClearVue-360 includes 22 integrated templates in a workflow aligned with PMI's process groups: Initiate, Plan, Execute, Monitor/Control, and Close.
While these templates represent industry best practices, ClearVue gives you the flexibility to customize the workflow to use only the templates that are applicable to your situation and/or that make sense for your project.
Synchronization: The embedded PM logic in ClearVue-360 keeps all data continuously synchronized so you don't have to manually update multiple related templates each time you change one piece of data.
Reports: ClearVue-360 has customizable report formats that can dynamically pull data from one or multiple Templates. Reports can be exported in MS Project, Word, Excel, or PDF formats.
Advisor: A context sensitive help function provides as-needed coaching on the whats, whens, and whys of modern project management.
The above Templates and Reports provide an organized alternative to the multitude of homegrown templates that commonly accompany a single project.
The CV-360 Templates and built-in Reports are listed to the right:
What can I do with CV-360?
Capture
project data in one or more of the 22 CV-360
Templates.
Sort
data using multiple criteria to view it in
different ways.
Create a Charter to get
your project started on the right foot.
Create an Integrated Project Plan that only includes those key elements
relevant to your project.
Run
customized management status reports.
Run
customized reports for your team members.
Keep
your finger on the pulse of the project through
simple dashboard/summary reports.
Store project data for multiple projects in a single database (versus dozens of individual directories and files).
What don't I have to with CV-360?
Spend
hours trying to learn a complicated piece of
software.
Use cut-and-paste to update
multiple separate templates every time one of
them changes.
Worry that you may be missing a critical project element in planning and/or managing the project.
Keep track of numerous Word or Excel files for each project.
