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New Agile Features In Project Online Desktop
Shawn Kim gives a great five-minute overview of the new Agile features in the Microsoft Project Online Desktop Client. This includes Agile project templates, Kanban board, Sprint field, reports, and ... -
Project Online simple setup
With Project Online, it is now much easier for small groups to be part of a collaborative Project and Portfolio Management (PPM) environment. This slide deck has twelve short videos ... -
Power BI Pulse Chart for Project Trends
The new Power BI Pulse Chart is perfect for illustrating project trends. Each "pulse" can display a call-out with details of changes in the project plan. See below for a ... -
What’s going on with our people?
Ed Scofield, Mike Kremer When it comes to executing projects, it often seems like there are as many methodologies are there are managers. One area that is often inconsistent is the ... -
Contract workers and departmental chargebacks
Ed Scofield, Mike Kremer In our last post we examined how my company used a data-focused approach to identify what IT resources were working on. Data is collected through publishing and ... -
Microsoft Project Online Licensing
Project Online Professional is the subscription for the Office 365 cloud hosted version of Project Server and includes the traditional Project desktop tool, called Project Online Desktop Client. With this ... -
Strategic Work: Processes and Tools
Many businesses struggle with the process of managing strategic work, also known as project or non-operational work. These issues are evident in all phases: Decision making around strategic investments by ... -
Effective Project Management
Many companies have derived significant benefits by improving business processes with project management processes supported by Microsoft technology. One local manufacturer needed to decrease the time it takes to deliver ... -
The Migration From Traditional to Collaborative Enterprise Project Management
For a long time typical project management has been done by project managers creating and maintaining plans, and controlling resources, scope and quality in order to complete projects. Usually these ...
