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Greetings everyone and happy new year. My question is this, we have been using excel for our org chart for years now, it has 400 team members broken down into each department with the team leaders
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posted at 1/2/2007 3:50 AM EST
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First: 8/8/2006
Last: 7/9/2008
Greetings everyone and happy new year.

My question is this, we have been using excel for our org chart for years now, it has 400 team members broken down into each department with the team leaders, group leaders and managers at the top. It works really well, I have been looking to upgrade it, but all the charts I see available out there are the cheap, visually appealing charts that seem to only work for 10 people at most.

Does anyone know of a program that would work comfortably for 400+? I want their name, start date, and maybe a picture on a mouse over but that is not required. If you have any of use, please let me know, if not, I will continue my search.

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organizational chart

posted at 2/14/2007 7:43 AM EST
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First: 6/1/2004
Last: 2/14/2007
Orgplus works great for us.
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organizational chart

posted at 2/15/2007 7:38 AM EST
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First: 2/15/2007
Last: 3/27/2007
OrgPlus works great for my company we have 30k ee + and it scales EXETREMELY well.
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organizational chart

posted at 3/8/2007 4:46 AM EST
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First: 1/20/2004
Last: 8/26/2008
I've used OrgPublisher by Aquire (used to be TimeVision) for years and have always been very happy with it. Updating a company-wide chart with almost 10K employees took just minutes. Also, their customer service is stellar and you'll never be left hanging with a question or hit with hidden fees for tech support.

That being said, I'm now at a new company and have recommended OrgPub. We're moving from PS to SAP withing the year and would like to have something in place when we go live. Since my experience is limited to OrgPub, I've been asked to research other products before.

I love OrgPub and feel like a total traitor for asking, but if anyone can share any info about other similar products (cost, ease of use, customer service, # of people charted, etc.) I'd appreciate it.
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