Well, it is already the third week of the month, in the new year. By now, I guess everybody is back from their holidays, vacations etc., and back in their daily routine. Nevertheless, it is never too late to wish… Continue Reading →
Exactly one week ago, Oct 22, 2015, Thursday AM, I was in a literal panic mode! The conference was about start in half an hour and the changes we made to the site to allow users to start logging into… Continue Reading →
I am extremely pleased to announce Project Virtual Conference 2015,the first ever virtual, 24 hour event that is focused on using Microsoft Project, Project Server and Project Online. Click on the link above to see the details about the event…. Continue Reading →
If you have not been closely following MS Ignite 2015, there is a chance you missed one of the key feature announcements, which is that Project Online is going to get a new feature called Resource Engagements. This, in my… Continue Reading →
Milestone Payments are a very common scenario in Fixed Price Contracts, where a certain portion of agreed contract price is paid upon achieving the pre-agreed milestones. Generally, this is tracked as a Fixed Cost at the Milestone Level, or Cost… Continue Reading →
This blog post, is about a topic that seems to be as widely known, as it is unknown. So, you are using Project Server (or Project Online), but not using Timesheets at all for logging progress and time tracking? That… Continue Reading →
I have intended to look into Curah!, a curating service from Microsoft, since a long time, and finally got in one curation. For those who do not know about Curah!, it is a way to consolidate all the information… Continue Reading →
One of the most common system governance items for Project Server Admins is the handling of the projects that have been checked out for too long. I have discussed the reasons why projects need to be checked in timely, here…. Continue Reading →
Just a quick post about couple of speaking engagements, that I have coming up. April 17-18, 2015: PMI Baltimore Professional Development Event I will be presenting at PMI Baltimore on April 18th, on the following two topics: Killer Reports… Continue Reading →
As you can see from my previous post, I am currently obsessed with easier ways of navigation across the system in Project Server 2013/Project Online. So, here goes one more tip in that same vein. I am surprised, as… Continue Reading →
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