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A project is stored in a file, so technically you can put where ever you want it. | A project is stored in a file, so technically you can put it where ever you want it. | ||
However, you should consider using shared resources to enable you to share resources across multiple projects. | However, you should consider using shared resources to enable you to share resources across multiple projects. | ||
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If you are a number of project managers that run different projects that need to share the same resources, a similar structure should be in a place where all managers have access. | If you are a number of project managers that run different projects that need to share the same resources, a similar structure should be in a place where all managers have access. | ||
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How to organize your projects
A project is stored in a file, so technically you can put it where ever you want it.
However, you should consider using shared resources to enable you to share resources across multiple projects. Then you can avoid overbooking resources even when projects shall run in parallel.
To be able to do this Plan needs the resources to be created in a separate file, and the projects must be put into the same directory,
If you run all projects, you could just store everything in your home directory, e.g:
- Plan
- SharedResources.plan
- Projects
- <project1>.plan
- <project2>.plan
- etc
If you are a number of project managers that run different projects that need to share the same resources, a similar structure should be in a place where all managers have access.
All managers must have read access to the shared resources file, as well as read access to all the projects.