The SuperProject task outline is the equivalent screen used to enter information about each particular task. However, both packages feature customizable screens designed for quick, intuitive entry. Defining and tracking the limited resources at your disposal is a very important step in creating your project plan. These resources not only include the manpower required to complete the tasks, but can also include other equipment and materials used. Both packages can support whatever type of units you may need to track, either in discrete amounts or percentages.
Scheduling is easy with both products.
You can account for exceptions, such as machine down time or hours an individual is unavailable to work. Defining resources within SuperProject is just as intuitive, but offers only limited capability to group resources. Luckily, the designers of both Project 2000 and SuperProject took this into account. In addition, by defining a baseline for the project, the manager can quickly look at any variances between it and the actual progress at any given point. It acts just like a predefined view and changes the information displayed to the manager in relation to the stage of the project.