So, I recently had this issue, where the “Publish” of a project was not syncing data with the Reporting Database. Upon investigation we found that the issue was with some of the resources, causing the sync errors. Since this was… Continue Reading →
This is a classic issue, and I am sure someone must have written about it already. Lets see if I can spin a little different perspective on it. The concept is simple: Keep the names of your projects short. I… Continue Reading →
If you are using Nintex for your Project Server Gate Approvals (or any other SharePoint Workflows), it is very likely that you are using Lazy Approval feature, which allows users to respond to the approval request by replying to an… Continue Reading →
New Year Proclamation: Per the norm of New Year Resolutions, I have made a 2014 resolution to not just be satisfied with the ‘blogging’ world, but also to extend my tentacles into the ‘videos’ world. I am told that it… Continue Reading →
After a relaxing and awesome vacation (which also felt painfully short), I am ready to jump back into the Project and Project Server world. And what better way to do it, than to express my excitement at being selected to… Continue Reading →
This post actually applies to both Project Server 2010 and 2013. Recently a question came up in the Project Server Forums, about Team members being able to change timesheets, after submitting and being approved, without actually recalling it. While, this… Continue Reading →
One of the common requirements of many organizations is take a snapshot of the project data during the lifecycle of a project, at a certain approval point. This data can then be used for many purposes as to develop reports… Continue Reading →
Thank you all, who attended my session at SharePoint Saturday Michigan, last Saturday. It was fun to be back in the town of my previous life, and get to talk to a highly interactive group. As promised, here are the… Continue Reading →
I am pretty sure many of you using MS Project 2013 already know this one, but I just woke up to it, and documenting it for the rest of the population. One cool thing about Reports in Project 2013 is… Continue Reading →
To borrow a line from the “Game of Thrones”, Winter is coming… However, in this context with a lot of MS Project Knowledge going around.. Just wanted to quickly list all my upcoming speaking engagements. If you get a chance,… Continue Reading →
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