What to find on this Website

We started in the early 2000s selling project management software that managed every aspect of a project. It was Microsoft Access-based and a highly sophisticated application. As more and more PM software went online, the product usage declined, and it was withdrawn from the market. When we stopped selling software, there was a plea to keep the white papers online. We decided that rather than closing down the site completely, we would operate it as a free resource to both students and practitioners of project management.. This includes over 100 white papers used by universities worldwide to teach the fundamentals of Project Management. We have dozens of templates and “How To” guides, covering everything from risk management to kick-off meetings to project reviews.

Our Software Package Selection Process is a web-based methodology for selecting and implementing a software package. It is just as applicable to any project as it provides templates and guides to running a project. All are accessed through an easy-to-follow click-down format. Click the phase to see the steps within the phase. Click an activity and see instructions and templates to use, as well as more detailed guides.

For Microsoft Access developers, we have a range of resources, including articles on particular issues and code samples.

Please tolerate the ads. We run Google ads as it pays for part of the web hosting and costs of keeping the site operating. You can be assured the site operates at a loss, not a profit. Every time someone clicks on an ad, the loss decreases. Feel free to click….

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Free software for Project Management and Meeting Management

We are making available two software applications free of charge to both users and developers in Microsoft Access.

Project Administrator is a fully featured piece of software to manage every aspect of the project. It includes project description, benefit management, issues, risks, actions, schedule, scope and scope variations, meetings and much more.

Meeting Administrator allows you to create agendas for meetings from scratch or by copying another meeting, easily creating minutes with action items, monitoring action items and distributing documents to various participants.

For Access developers, it uses VBA to manage Access using a password, screen-level access, checking for updates, registration to control the number of users, linking to email for reports, and many more functions you might use in an Access application.