Requirement: Generally, almost all stage-gate project processes require the project to be baselined after a certain point in the process, commonly after planning is completed. The idea here is to build in a check, to see whether a baseline… Continue Reading →
A common requirement for PMOs is to be able to capture key Project Level data, as the project moves along in the workflow, and to be able to do a trend analysis as to how the Project Budget has… Continue Reading →
Ok, lets start-off 2015 blogging with a quick tip. While it is not a strict “Must-Do”, it is common practice for us Project Server Consultants to try and avoid special characters in various part of the system. Read this… Continue Reading →
Regular followers of my blog, know that it has been a while since I have posted anything on my blog, or posted a podcast, or in general anything, anywhere. The reasons are multifold, not just limited to have a… Continue Reading →
Just a quick post to announce that another white paper of mine is now published on the “From the Trenches” column, on Project Server TechCenter on Microsoft TechNet. It can be downloaded here: 7 Ways to Sustain Adoption of your… Continue Reading →
This post in not about the default task mode in Project Professional. Here is a Guillarme’s tip about that. When you just start with scheduling in PWA Schedule web part, you will see that the tasks by default are created… Continue Reading →
It is a common request from senior management and executives that the reports be emailed to them, as attachments, instead of them having to go to a specific link and check it out. This helps them in scenarios like access… Continue Reading →
I am sure most Project Server users are well versed with the procedures for renaming a project in Project Server. However, this question (or related) comes up pretty regularly in the Project Server Forums, so hopefully this article will serve… Continue Reading →
A couple of weeks ago, I was presenting Project Online to a group of people, who are more from the SharePoint Community than Microsoft Project. Their knowledge of Project, Project Server was more as users than IT Professionals. Midway through… Continue Reading →
Recently, a question came up in the Project Server User Forums, where the user was trying to use a value as a filter in an OData query. The challenge was that the value he was filtering for, had an ‘&’… Continue Reading →
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