Project Server

With Microsoft Office Project Server 2010 and its clients, your organization can more effectively manage and coordinate work ranging from one-time projects, to complex programs across the entire project life cycle.

Anyone contemplating or actively engaged in implementing and managing Microsoft Project Server should have this book. It takes you through a structured approach to implementation and conveys best practices for using the software once you've got it up and running. Microsoft Project Server 2002 provides organizations with an extensible technology platform to securely develop and successfully deploy best practices for project management across your organization.

This go-to-resource is a must-have for anyone using Project Server 2003!; Written by a widely recognized authority on project management, QuantumPM, this in-depth approach to planning and implementing Microsoft Office Project Server 2003 is derived from the team's technical and practical client experiences.; Microsoft Office Project Server 2003 Unleashed provides an in-depth look at Microsoft Office Project Server 2003 and the possibilities of this technology.

This go-to-resource is a must-have for anyone using Project Server 2003!  Written by a widely recognized authority on project management, QuantumPM, this in-depth approach to planning and implementing Microsoft Office Project Server 2003 is derived from the team's technical and practical client experiences.

This go-to-resource is a must-have for anyone using Project Server 2003!; Written by a widely recognized authority on project management, QuantumPM, this in-depth approach to planning and implementing Microsoft Office Project Server 2003 is derived from the team's technical and practical client experiences.; Microsoft Office Project Server 2003 Unleashed provides an in-depth look at Microsoft Office Project Server 2003 and the possibilities of this technology.

Effective project and resource management requires an enterprise system for storing, sharing, and publishing project data. Enter Microsoft Project Server 2013. Here John Riopel shows you how to configure Project Server to suit the needs of your organization—from setting up security to customizing the look and feel of the interface—and how to manage the way this robust tool captures data, manages tasks, displays views, and creates workflows.