Posts from:Microsoft Project
Microsoft Project 2010 and Mythbusters
By: Collin Quiring Ok, so maybe it wasn’t Microsoft Project Professional or Project Server that MythBusters specifically took on, but they did take on the “MegaWoosh” that became a Viral Video last year. (Tanya Foster wrote about it on our blog... (more...)
Quick Summary – Value of Project Management and Microsoft Project
Clients often ask us if there is an easy-to-use and easy-to-understand method of trying to explain and justify the use of Project Management and the use of Microsoft Project. We have some information about that on other blog entries and on some of our... (more...)
SharePoint Server 2010 and Project Server 2010 – Administrate Both
By: Collin Quiring One of the changes that Project Server 2010 brings is that it requires SharePoint Server 2010 to operate. While this is great from the perspective of functionality it does mean that companies may have to invest more in software... (more...)
Microsoft Project Server 2010 – No More Active X Control !!!!!
BY: Collin Quiring For those that don’t know, there is a great organization out there called MPUG – the Microsoft Project User Group. I just wrote a brief article for them in regards to the fact that there is no longer an Active X control... (more...)
Imitation is the Sincerest Form of Flattery
By: Collin Quiring Just a quick muse. The saying “Imitation is the Sincerest Form of Flattery” has been around a long time and I have been thinking about it the last few days quite a bit. I am getting ready to do a massive SharePoint Server... (more...)
Public Presentation Upcoming
BY: Collin Quiring I know that I haven’t blogged as much lately. The reason is simple – I have been busy getting ready for a few different large presetnations. One of them is for Microsoft Project User Group – MPUG – that is... (more...)
Why is Accountability so Hard?
BY: Tim Gryder This accountability thing…such an important term yet subject to so much variance in opinion as to what it really means. In today’s world, accountability is constantly being redefined to us by a political and culture flag that... (more...)
Task Types – Duration, Work and Units
When a schedule is built and changes are made over time (whether with Resources or other areas) and the dates move. Sometimes unexpectedly. There are a number of items that could affect this such as Calendars, Predecessors/Successors, Deadlines, Constraints... (more...)
Microsoft Project Certifications – How do they create the test? (3 of 3)
BY: Collin Quiring This is part three on Microsoft Certifications. Part one and two dealt with the question of “Is it worth it” from the perspective of an employer and an individual. In writing those, I became interested in the process of how... (more...)
Microsoft Project Certifications – Is it worth it for the Individual? (2 of 3)
BY: Collin Quiring This is the second part of three articles on Microsoft Project Certifications. In the interest of trying not to repeat myself and not requiring you to read Parts one or three, let me just say that this article is trying to answer... (more...)