Celoxis vs Microsoft Project: Which is a better fit?

Rylee: My name is Rylee. I'm the operations manager for a residential construction company. I give Celoxis a four out of five and for more reviews like this, click below. Prior to Celoxis, we tried ConstructionOnline. It was nice, but a little of a price range. We've also used Smartsheets and QuickBooks as well. I like that it's very customizable and I like the Gantt chart view that you can move it however you want, and the workflow automation is great. Integration and onboarding was pretty easy. We did a lot of it ourselves after the demo that we had. It explained it very well. We were able to integrate our other apps that we use, QuickBooks and things like that. And we were able to get everything started pretty quickly. I recommend just giving Celoxis a try. It's very detail oriented. It's got a lot of different customizable features that you and your team can use and scheduling doesn't really have any kinks. It's pretty great.

Karan S.: Hi, my name is Karan. I'm currently working as a consultant in a cybersecurity consulting company. I would like to rate MS Project as a rating of four out of five. Prior to using a Microsoft Project, I was using another tool, which is called Planner, which is kind of the web interface based tool. The problems which I was really facing with that tool was that it was about the functionalities. It didn't really have a lot of advanced and modern features as what my MS Project has and MS Project is more widely acceptable across different companies and that's why I'm planning to use that. I'm using Microsoft Project more efficiently right now because the way the information is organized in this tool is much more modern and it's more user-friendly. It's more easy to use. It's widely acceptable for different departments. Everybody's kind of used to that. It's easy to communicate through MS Project and helps achieve the work effort more easily. So bringing in Microsoft Project was not easy in the beginning because we had to provide training to all our users who have to use MS Project. It's not at first just seeing the tool could be complex, but we had to really get through the documentations and knowledge articles to understand this tool and we had to also do a lot of user communication, planning, user training and awareness for this tool to make it widely acceptable amongst all the departments and to promote the usage of this new tool across the organization. I would highly recommend if you want to start leveraging this new tool, Microsoft Project, across organization is to start looking at the licensing and cost aspect of it because licensing can be tricky. If we want to adapt to this Microsoft licensing, we really need to start planning on how to actually assign these licenses to what kind of people because not everybody should be using MS Project and the license could be expensive too. So maybe only the affiliated people who are working more towards project planning and project management this tool can be really helpful and I would also recommend [inaudible 00:02:51] to promote a lot of awareness amongst users who are going to be using to start adapting this tool through maybe brochures or email communications and also provide them training documentations at the same time so that they will start adapting to this new tool quickly and efficiently and this can be widely acceptable.