LibrePlan: Open Web Planning (FOSDEM 2012)

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By Diego Pino. Gant Chart Planning meets the Web. LibrePlan is a collaborative tool for planning, monitoring and control of different types of projects. LibrePlan is a project management tool based on Gantt diagrams. It is also a web-application. Thanks to its rich web interface, LibrePlan provides an user experience similar to desktop applications like MS Project. When planning a project, it's very common to find yourself managing different resources working in different projects at the same time. LibrePlan was designed from the very beginning to deal with scenarios like this, where resources and projects have a high degree of connection. This requirement makes LibrePlan a little bit different to other existing tools. LibrePlan is not an isolated island. It's usual that input data needed by LibrePlan may be stored in other systems. In that case, LibrePlan can be fed with these data, thanks to its web services import capabilities. On the other hand, LibrePlan can feed other applications if necessary or even communicate with other LibrePlan instances. LibrePlan is a free software application licensed under the AGPL. One of the great assets of LibrePlan is its open development process, always driven by the LibrePlan community. The LibrePlan community engages companies and individuals working together hand by hand to build the best free software project management tool. If are keen to know more about LibrePlan, if you are a developer and would like to collaborate with the LibrePlan community or if you are a company and would like to start using LibrePlan for planning your project, please come to see us and learn more why LibrePlan is important for you. Links: - Web site: http://www.libreplan.org/

Diego Pino García <dpino@igalia.com>
Fosdem 2012, 5 Feb

What's LibrePlan?

LibrePlan is a project management
tool for planning, monitoring and
control any kind of project

www.libreplan.com

How it looks like?

www.libreplan.com

Main ideas

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Open source solution

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Collaborative & web based software

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Multi-project focus

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Real time planning

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Collaborate with other companies

www.libreplan.com

Why LibrePlan?
Business areas which use Gantt-based planning:
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Chemicals

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Construction

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Engineering

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Audiovisuals

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Cartography

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Live-demo

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Main features

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Manage resources (workers, machines)

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Manage calendars

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Manage resource skills

www.libreplan.com

Plan

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Define activities and estimate work

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Configure project Gantt

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Allocate resources

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Monitor and control

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Global company view

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Resources load view

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Earned value management

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Costs and reports

www.libreplan.com

Track data

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Track hours worked

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Track progress

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Progress consolidation

www.libreplan.com

Connect

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Define companies

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Subcontract

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Report Progress

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Ready to talk to other software

www.libreplan.com

And more ...

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User permissions

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LDAP Authentication

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Printing

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Mon
Montecarlo

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Labels

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And more ...
Technologies

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Java/Hibernate/Spring

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ZK Framework

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jQuery & YUI

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Web services: Apache CXF

www.libreplan.com

And involved
Get more ...

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LibrePlan community

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Decisions and development in the open

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Project hosted at sourceforge

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@libreplan, #libreplan (IRC)

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Backed by several companies

www.libreplan.com

Thanks!!
The open source web application for
project planning, monitoring and
control.
www.libreplan.org

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Following the popularity of “Cloud Revolution: Exploring the New Wave of Serverless Spatial Data,” we’re thrilled to announce this much-anticipated encore webinar. In this sequel, we’ll dive deeper into the Cloud-Native realm by uncovering practical applications and FME support for these new formats, including COGs, COPC, FlatGeoBuf, GeoParquet, STAC, and ZARR. Building on the foundation laid by industry leaders Michelle Roby of Radiant Earth and Chris Holmes of Planet in the first webinar, this second part offers an in-depth look at the real-world application and behind-the-scenes dynamics of these cutting-edge formats. We will spotlight specific use-cases and workflows, showcasing their efficiency and relevance in practical scenarios. Discover the vast possibilities each format holds, highlighted through detailed discussions and demonstrations. Our expert speakers will dissect the key aspects and provide critical takeaways for effective use, ensuring attendees leave with a thorough understanding of how to apply these formats in their own projects. Elevate your understanding of how FME supports these cutting-edge technologies, enhancing your ability to manage, share, and analyze spatial data. Whether you’re building on knowledge from our initial session or are new to the serverless spatial data landscape, this webinar is your gateway to mastering cloud-native formats in your workflows.

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1. Diego Pino García <dpino@igalia.com> Fosdem 2012, 5 Feb

2. What's LibrePlan? LibrePlan is a project management tool for planning, monitoring and control any kind of project www.libreplan.com

3. How it looks like? www.libreplan.com

4. Main ideas ● Open source solution ● Collaborative & web based software ● Multi-project focus ● Real time planning ● Collaborate with other companies www.libreplan.com

5. Why LibrePlan? Business areas which use Gantt-based planning: ● Chemicals ● Construction ● Engineering ● Audiovisuals ● Cartography www.libreplan.com

6. Live-demo www.libreplan.com

7. Main features ● Manage resources (workers, machines) ● Manage calendars ● Manage resource skills www.libreplan.com

8. Plan ● Define activities and estimate work ● Configure project Gantt ● Allocate resources www.libreplan.com

9. Monitor and control ● Global company view ● Resources load view ● Earned value management ● Costs and reports www.libreplan.com

10. Track data ● Track hours worked ● Track progress ● Progress consolidation www.libreplan.com

11. Connect ● Define companies ● Subcontract ● Report Progress ● Ready to talk to other software www.libreplan.com

12. And more ... ● User permissions ● LDAP Authentication ● Printing ● Mon Montecarlo ● Labels www.libreplan.com

13. And more ... Technologies ● Java/Hibernate/Spring ● ZK Framework ● jQuery & YUI ● Web services: Apache CXF www.libreplan.com

14. And involved Get more ... ● LibrePlan community ● Decisions and development in the open ● Project hosted at sourceforge ● @libreplan, #libreplan (IRC) ● Backed by several companies www.libreplan.com

15. Thanks!! The open source web application for project planning, monitoring and control. www.libreplan.org