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A practical guide to using Smartsheet for collaborative project planning with multiple vendors and internal teams, including role concepts and governance rules.

We have used Smartsheet for one of our projects and in this blog post we have gathered all the information for you to use as a guide for your next project.
As a technical program manager on an international project for a mobile operator, I had to manage multiple dependencies between 6 vendors and several internal IT departments. The exchange of offline MS Project files and manual synchronization are very time-consuming and can quickly lead to errors. I did a quick evaluation of web-based tools with the team and we chose smartsheet.com.
Smartsheet is a cloud-based product (SAAS) hosted in the USA. This is a no-go criterion for some projects (especially when using NDA). For a European project, the safe harbor agreement for data protection could be accepted.
See: https://www.smartsheet.com/privacy
Smartsheet was deployed between 2014 and 2015. The project has the following main features:
Smartsheet allowed us to set up the following access rights concept:
The groups reflect the following project teams:
Governance rules:
We created several pages that were shared independently and between groups/workspaces:
Compared to MS Project Server, we see the following advantages of Smartsheet: