Think EPM

If you are using a workflow in your project online environment, a common requirement is to be able to move the workflow stages automatically based on a milestone in the schedule, or a project status field and similar. This post… Continue Reading →

#1 Task Attachments One of the elements in Project Server and Project Online that was always cumbersome was the process of attaching documents etc., Project for Web makes that easy with Task Attachments, now. You can open each task and… Continue Reading →

This is a quick blog post to highlight a new feature released for Project for Web, namely “Task Filter” If you are a user of Project Web App (Project Online) , you will know that filtering tasks in the schedule… Continue Reading →

Disclaimer: The opinions in this article are purely mine, and may or may not apply to your scenario. Please take this as purely another viewpoint in your analysis. No warranties made. In the previous article I examined the use case… Continue Reading →

Disclaimer: The opinions in this article are purely mine, and may or may not apply to your scenario. Please take this as purely another viewpoint in your analysis. No warranties made. I had to put in a disclaimer early on… Continue Reading →

If you are a regular follower of my blog, you probably have seen more than a fair share of ‘Capture Snapshot’ kind of posts. That is because I believe it is important to capture the project narrative over time. Without… Continue Reading →

The new Project for Web was announced on Oct 29th, and since then there has been a lot of buzz around it and palpable excitement for Project enthusiasts. This is a major steer away from the traditional Microsoft Project, and… Continue Reading →

While Microsoft Project is one of the most used and most versatile scheduling tool, it has always been viewed as more suitable for complex scheduling and in some cases not suited for modern work management. I have always found the… Continue Reading →

I recently came across a blog post which discussed getting Alexa to work with Microsoft Flow. That triggered an idea to see if I could get Alexa to give me a project Status update from Project Online. Imagine you are… Continue Reading →

A long time ago, I wrote this post to check-in projects that have been checked out for too long using Nintex. With the advent of Microsoft Flow, i wanted to see if we could do the same thing using Microsoft… Continue Reading →