RationalPlan Single Project

If you have to plan one or more projects and want to do so with ease, then you need to use the proper piece of software to help you out. There is one company that caters to your project management needs - Stand By Soft, Romanian company founded back in ’97 that specializes in developing desktop applications and components. To help out small and midsized companies Stand By Soft created RationalPlan, a “project management software that follows the general recommended guidelines from project management domain.”

When coming up with RationalPlan, Stand By Soft had the goal of helping companies plan and manage their projects. Not only that, but make the whole process of planning and managing projects a shot and straightforward one. In this regard, novice project managers are taken through each project managing step by the application; advanced project managers on the other hand are provided with all the tools they need to do their job easily and efficiently.

Stand By Soft came up with two RationalPlan versions. For multiple projects management, there’s RationalPlan Multi Project. For single project management there’s RationalPlan Single Project. Both applications can be sued to develop plans, allocate resources, track project progress, manage budgets and analyze workload – just that Single Project focuses on one project, while Multi Project on a bunch of them. Files created with either application can easily be viewed with the aptly named RationalPlan Project Viewer.

RationalPlan Single Project can prove to be useful in several areas: project planning, resource management, project tracking. Because RationalPlan is Java Runtime Environment-based, it can run on the Microsoft-developed Windows operating system (OS), on the Apple-developed Mac OS X and on one of the numerous Linux distros. No matter on what OS you use it, RationalPlan will help you easily manage projects, keep resources and finances under control, track project evolution, allocate resources, manage budgets, and spot critical issues (such as overallocated resources).