Enterprise Project Management

Welcome to Standard Time!  On this page, you will see the basic tenets of our enterprise project management software product.  We offer the ability for teams to share projects, and for projects to span the entire enterprise.  Those projects collect all the necessary data to execute enterprise projects swiftly and efficiently.  Integrated with the project management features is an employee timesheet, which is used to collect actual project hours.  The image below illustrates our project hierarchy.  Download a copy, and get started today.

Private or Enterprise Projects
Each project in Standard Time may be assigned to groups or individual users.  That means, your teams can create projects that are private to their members.  You can see the results of those projects at the executive level, but other teams cannot see them.  Other projects in your organization may be enterprise-wide.  I.e. they span multiple groups and teams.

Enterprise Project Management

Thirty-thousand foot view
It is important to view your project efforts from an organizational level.  You need details, but you also need summarizations.  The thirty-thousand foot level, you need to see your enterprise projects in broad strokes.  In other words, how efficient are they?  How do forecasts compare to actuals?  What percentage of time is spent on each core competency?  Or, how much time is spent on project work verses admin work?  Meetings?  Travel?  At a macro level, where is the time spent?  Standard Time seeks to deliver that high-level information.

Microscopic level
Managers on the ground need a different view.  They need to see resource assignments, start/stop times, timesheet hours, resource allocations, project history, etc.  They can get all that, and more.  And, all those raw materials roll up for a complete enterprise view of projects in the organization.  In other words, there's something for everyone.

Microsoft Project
No discussion of enterprise project management software would be complete without Microsoft Project.  They provide raw materials to the equation.  Standard Time integrates with Microsoft projects, allowing you to view them along with Standard Time projects.  They show up in the timesheet the same, but allow you to send actual hours back to Project.  Some of your teams may use Project, while others may choose to create native Standard Time projects.  Either way, you view them the same.

If this short overview has helped, we hope you'll consider taking a look at Standard Time.  We invite you to schedule a live demo, and download the product.  You'll be able to install both Windows and Web versions.