I would say that it really really depends on your objectives and whether you might be the only user or not; whether you are in a small company or trying to refactor the planning processes of a big enterprise that could involve a lot of actors.
Basecamp, Asana, ... are really good at managing day-to-day projects, but when time comes to massively plan people on tasks; you might face their limits.
I work for a company called ISC which is seller and editor of PlanningForce - the kind of solution used to massively schedule projects and resources.
I would be curious to know a bit more about your needs :)
I would say that it really really depends on your objectives and whether you might be the only user or not; whether you are in a small company or trying to refactor the planning processes of a big enterprise that could involve a lot of actors.
Basecamp, Asana, ... are really good at managing day-to-day projects, but when time comes to massively plan people on tasks; you might face their limits.
I work for a company called ISC which is seller and editor of PlanningForce - the kind of solution used to massively schedule projects and resources.
I would be curious to know a bit more about your needs :)