Oracle Primavera Cloud vs Evernote Teams: Which is a better fit?

Tiffany: Hi, my name is Tiffany. I'm a project interface manager over at Hitachi Energy. Hitachi is part of a larger conglomerate Hitachi. I work specifically in renewable energy, working on the grid and energy design. And I would rate Oracle Primavera four stars. So before using Primavera, I was using Microsoft Project. I was also using Smartsheet and using Excel. I was using Primavera a bit more than the other softwares, given that it was also a contractual requirement from some clients, whether they were governmental, they would require your planning to be in Primavera. However, I also thought that Primavera was a stronger tool when it came to critical path analysis and using codification and linking it to Tableau Software. So sort of having a connected database. I use Primavera as a primary software over other softwares because I believe that it has a stronger critical path to analysis. I think it's also preferred in the engineering industry when it comes to waterfall planning methods. I also like the way it integrates with other softwares such as Tableau. I would actually say that when you're getting started with Primavera Cloud, it can be quite challenging. I think that Primavera is not an easy tool to learn. It's not easy to integrate in a team. It's also not easy to sell as a preferred software in a team of folks that don't know about Primavera. If there's another software that can be accepted by the client, I think that most people would prefer to use it. I think once you get going and understand it, it can be a stronger tool, but it's hard to get to that point. I think that if you're going to get started with Primavera Cloud, you should definitely understand how it works before implementing it into your team. You should have a key person on the team that understands the ins and outs of the softwares and understands the common bugs or blocking points that happen when building or operating a live project.

Dayna T.: My name is Dana. I'm the director of marketing and communications. I give Evernote a four out of five. And for more information, click below. I had TickTick. That's a great application for note taking if your notes are short and brief, but I needed something that allowed me to have more details. I chose Evernote for multiple reasons. Number one, because it has free features. Number two, it's extremely user friendly. Number three, it allowed me to have extremely detailed notes for tasks, which is what I need for my profession. It's very easy to get started with Evernote. They offer free features that you can dabble with and apply to your professional life, as well as to your personal life if you're a note taker and you like to be organized. My advice for anyone considering Evernote is to give it a try by downloading it from their website and taking it full advantage of all of their free features. If you're interested in getting to know this more, then that's when, of course, you dabble with the paid features, but the free features are definitely worth getting started with.