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	Managing Enterprise Projects Using Microsoft Office Project Server 2007 (First Edition) (Epm Learning) by Gary L. Chefetz, Dale A. Howard
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Product Details Binding Paperback Dewey Decimal Number 4 EAN 9781934240021 ISBN 1934240028 Manufacturer msProjectExperts Number Of Items 1 Number Of Pages 900 Publication Date July 09, 2007 Publisher msProjectExperts Availability In stock soon. Order now to get in line. First come, first served. Product Description Thank you for choosing Managing Enterprise Projects Using Microsoft Office Project Server 2007, an unprecedented learning guide and reference for project managers who use the Microsoft EPM platform. Our goal in writing this training/reference manual is to help you build on your knowledge of the stand-alone tool by mastering the enterprise project management environment. Follow our best practices to success and heed our warnings to avoid the pitfalls. We take a systematic approach to the topical ordering in this book, beginning with a Project Server 2007 overview in Modules 01 and 02. Module 03 teaches you how to use two new features in Project Server 2007, Proposals and Activity Plans. In Modules 04-07, you learn to use Project Professional 2007 to define, plan, baseline, and publish an enterprise project. Modules 08-10, take you through the project updating process from team member progress reporting in Project Web Access and in Outlook, through your acceptance of the updates into the enterprise project plan. Module 11 wraps up with analyzing project variance. In Modules 12-15, you learn how to set up personal options, how to use the features in the Project Workspace, and how to create Status Reports. Modules 16-18 cover viewing enterprise project information and teach you how to use Data Analysis. Throughout each module, you get a generous amount of Notes, Warnings, and Best Practices. Notes call your attention to important additional information about a subject. Warnings help you avoid the most common problems experienced by others and Best Practices provide tips for using the tool based on our field experience. Thank you for choosing Managing Enterprise Projects Using Microsoft Office Project Server 2007, an unprecedented learning guide and reference for project managers who use the Microsoft EPM platform. Our goal in writing this training/reference manual is to help you build on your knowledge of the stand-alone tool by mastering the enterprise project management environment. Follow our best practices to success and heed our warnings to avoid the pitfalls. We take a systematic approach to the topical ordering in this book, beginning with a Project Server 2007 overview in Modules 01 and 02. Module 03 teaches you how to use two new features in Project Server 2007, Proposals and Activity Plans. In Modules 04-07, you learn to use Project Professional 2007 to define, plan, baseline, and publish an enterprise project. Modules 08-10, take you through the project updating process from team member progress reporting in Project Web Access and in Outlook, through your acceptance of the updates into the enterprise project plan. Module 11 wraps up with analyzing project variance. In Modules 12-15, you learn how to set up personal options, how to use the features in the Project Workspace, and how to create Status Reports. Modules 16-18 cover viewing enterprise project information and teach you how to use Data Analysis. Throughout each module, you get a generous amount of Notes, Warnings, and Best Practices. Notes call your attention to important additional information about a subject. Warnings help you avoid the most common problems experienced by others and Best Practices provide tips for using the tool based on our field experience. 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Rating - Good content but physically unwieldy The content is good however this book is physically about 50% larger and heavier than it needs to be. Was this book written to accommodate aging managers with poor eyesight? This book gives me a backache. I will never purchase another book from this publisher again. Rating - Screen shot book This is a big book with mainly huge screen shots, a bad index and quite some topics not addressed. Even worse is the fact that the screen shots are based on sample data you won't get. If you want to make a quick start, don't go for this book. Rating - You NEED this book! As an EPM implementor and PMO Director at a technology company, my advice to you is this: If you are implementing MOPS 2007, buy this book! It is the most comprehensive and well-organized book available for MSPS. It contains practical advice, not just an overview of capabilities and options. I purchased copies of this book for all people in the PM role, and they are using it as their reference "bible". Note: ... Read More see more reviews See all books by author Gary L. Chefetz, Dale A. Howard

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