Compare Planview PPM Pro, Oracle Primavera, Microsoft Project & Portfolio Management, and Asana
 Planview PPM Pro 3.6 Based on 18 reviews Optimized for quick response |  Oracle Primavera 4.0 Based on 58 reviews Optimized for quick response |  Microsoft Project & Portfolio Management 4.0 Based on 1,359 reviews |  Asana 4.3 Based on 3,480 reviews |
Pricing
| ‐ | ‐ | Project Online Premium $55 /User/Month | Asana Free $0 per member, per month | |
| ‐ | ‐ | Project Online Professional $30 /User/Month | Asana Premium starts at $9.99 per member, per month | |
| ‐ | ‐ | Project Professional (Project Managers) $1,159.99 | Asana Business 19.99 per member, per month | |
| ‐ | ‐ | Project Online Essentials $7 /User/Month | Asana Enterprise Contact us | |
| ‐ | ‐ | Project Standard (Project Managers) $589.99 | ‐ | |
Free Trial | Free Trial | Free Trial | Free Trial |
Ratings
| Meets Requirements | 7.9 (Based on 18 reviews) | 8.8 (Based on 53 reviews) | 8.4 (Based on 1,271 reviews) | 8.6 (Based on 3,253 reviews) |
| Ease of Use | 7.8 (Based on 17 reviews) | 7.1 (Based on 54 reviews) | 7.5 (Based on 1,277 reviews) | 8.7 (Based on 3,270 reviews) |
| Ease of Setup | 6.5 (Based on 12 reviews) | 6.0 (Based on 12 reviews) | 7.7 (Based on 439 reviews) | 8.9 (Based on 1,174 reviews) |
| Ease of Admin | 7.2 (Based on 13 reviews) | 7.0 (Based on 13 reviews) | 7.8 (Based on 413 reviews) | 8.9 (Based on 1,156 reviews) |
| Quality of Support | 8.3 (Based on 16 reviews) | 7.0 (Based on 45 reviews) | 7.8 (Based on 996 reviews) | 8.5 (Based on 1,900 reviews) |
| Ease of Doing Business With | 8.2 (Based on 13 reviews) | 7.4 (Based on 11 reviews) | 8.1 (Based on 382 reviews) | 8.9 (Based on 935 reviews) |
| Product Direction (% positive) | 6.9 (Based on 17 reviews) | 6.5 (Based on 54 reviews) | 6.8 (Based on 1,257 reviews) | 8.5 (Based on 3,255 reviews) |
Features
Reviewers' Company Size
Small-Business (50 or fewer emp.) | 0.0% | 22.4% | 24.8% | 60.3% |
Mid-Market (51-1000 emp.) | 38.9% | 25.9% | 27.1% | 28.9% |
Enterprise (> 1000 emp.) | 61.1% | 51.7% | 48.2% | 10.8% |
Reviewers' Industry
Information Technology and Services 10.5% | Construction 37.8% | Information Technology and Services 14.6% | Marketing and Advertising 12.9% | |
Higher Education 10.5% | Oil & Energy 9.5% | Hospital & Health Care 5.3% | Computer Software 9.1% | |
Banking 10.5% | Civil Engineering 8.1% | Higher Education 5.0% | Information Technology and Services 7.8% | |
Transportation/Trucking/Railroad 5.3% | Aviation & Aerospace 8.1% | Construction 4.7% | Internet 6.5% | |
Staffing and Recruiting 5.3% | Telecommunications 5.4% | Computer Software 4.4% | Non-Profit Organization Management 5.1% | |
Other 57.9% | Other 31.1% | Other 66.0% | Other 58.6% |
Reviews
| Most Helpful Favorable Review | Lise L. Administrator in Airlines/Aviation Innotas is easy to use and provides all the basics (and more) for managing a portfolio of projects. The reporting feature does not require a specific skill set (i.e. Crystal) to run. Recently Innotas has implemented new features that allows Administrators... | Mike M. User The ability to use multiple products and combine together | John O. User in Computer Software Microsoft Project has been a standard for tracking projects of various sizes. The dependency chaining works quite well and helps visualize resource and task scheduling. Good for milestone tracking at a high level, while also designating resources to... | Carl B. User in Retail I really like the user interface; you can configure it for your needs. I also like that you can choose the appearance of your Dashboard (tasks in the form of panels or as a list). It is easy to create tasks, organize them and monitor their implementation.... |
| Most Helpful Critical Review | Yerriswamy S. User It's not updating the Task level % completion, when we update the individual tasks % completion at the sub levels | G2 Crowd User in Information Technology and Services It is a little unflexible with regards to cost sheet | Brittany T. User in Computer Software It is buggy and difficult to use at times. It does not lend its self to ease of use. | Erich R. User in Internet Azana sort of forces a task management paradigm on your company. There are some situations where you can't quite fit what you are doing into the mold they provide. One good example of this if you have some sort of high level task that you would like a... |
