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Microsoft Project Server is a complete end to end PPM solution, however is not the only offering in the “Enterprise Project Management” arena, so faced with having to choose from one of the PPM tools on offer why would you elect for Project Server when the competitors address the same requirements?
Here are our Top 10 reasons why we think you should opt for Project Server 2010. Read the rest of this entry »
This is a question that we have been asked since the launch of Project 2010 & Project Server 2010 and the answer is YES! Whilst we’d advise any organisation who is thinking of deploying Microsoft Project Server to deploy the latest version Project Server 2010, however there are some clients that cannot due to company policy (i.e. they have to use the previous version) or due to IT restraints (i.e. 64 bit technology or IT policy to use IE 6 or below). So how do you get Project Server 2007 now that it has been replaced by Project Server 2010? Read the rest of this entry »
We have several clients for whom the nature and scale of their projects has proven to be an issue. What is the best way to try and manage and co-ordinate such complicated undertakings? Read the rest of this entry »
I have met numerous people over the years that use Microsoft Project to “sell” their project. Presenting a Gantt Chart display to an audience of decision makers can be impressive, there may be some in the audience who don’t quite get it in terms of what the project plan communicates, however they are unlikely to display their ignorance amongst their peers. Read the rest of this entry »
Time is a commodity that is always in short supply in a project, however despite this truism it is amazing how often organisations fritter away this precious commodity by having obstructive and time consuming decision making processes in place. Read the rest of this entry »