• Attending PMI Congress 2012 in Vancouver?
    So is Microsoft Project! While at the PMI conference make sure to come by the Microsoft Project booth and say hi. We’ll be at booth #501. Stop by and get your Project questions answered and see demos of the next version of Project . Additionally, you can enter to win an Xbox Kinect along with a copy of Project. Speaking of the next version of Project, we’ll be demoing it at the product theater in the exhibit hall Monday and Tuesday from 1:15pm-1:45pm. Hope to see you there!
  • The New Microsoft Project reaches RTM!
    That’s right, today the Project engineering team signed off on the Release to Manufacturing (RTM) build of the new Project. We wanted to share this very exciting news with you before we went off to celebrate. We are very excited about the new version of Project. For the first time, Project offers flexible online and on-premises solutions for project portfolio management (PPM) and everyday work, enabling organizations to effectively execute and achieve strategic priorities. Volume Licensing customers...
  • Microsoft Project Sessions at SharePoint Conference 2012
    We are happy to share the new Microsoft Project sessions at SharePoint Conference 2012 November 12-15, 2012 in Las Vegas. We have put together an amazing lineup of sessions and product experts such as MVPs and Program Managers from Microsoft to tell & demonstrate the new Project story. In addition to great sessions we will also have hands-on-labs, a product booth, and a FREE readiness pre-event: The Best of the New Project Ignite . Don’t miss #SPC12, REGISTER today , and see you next month in...
  • The New Project – Now with More Time
    To quote John Randolph, “Time is at once the most valuable and the most perishable of all our possessions”. Good news, in the new version of Project we gave you more time, 100 more years to be exact. For those of you doing really long-term planning, you may have noticed that the max date in Project was December 31, 2049. With the new Project we have moved this max date to December 31, 2149 . Project Client: Project Web App: Now you can go crazy planning out your future: If you are using...
  • Project Web App on Other Browsers
    While Internet Explorer continues to be a fantastic browser to view and interact with the web, we wanted to make sure that our users can access Project Web App from the wide range of browsers available in the market today. So, we heavily invested in expanding our browser support in the new version of Project to match the same set of browsers and devices that SharePoint supports. Now Project users can open PWA pages in any of the following browsers and platforms: · Windows 8: Internet Explorer...
  • Introducing Task Path

    As your projects grow in complexity and in length, it is easy to lose sight of how all of your tasks fit together. Project 2010 and earlier allow you to highlight and filter down to the critical path of your project, which is a great way to see which tasks affect your project’s finish date. Many times, the project finish date doesn’t tell you the full story though. For example, let’s say that you are managing a construction project, and your favorite contractor suddenly announces he is retiring at the end of the month. You check your project plan, and you see that you were expecting him two weeks after this deadline. However, the list of predecessors that are driving his tasks is daunting.

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  • Demand Management, Now with SharePoint Designer

    In project management, a project life cycle can be a long-running process that spans several phases. For instance, new R&D projects need to go through several phases, including creating the proposals, selecting a subset of them, planning, assigning resources, and finally managing and executing the approved projects. In general, managing any work request, whether it’s a new idea, or an IT change request, would have to go through several phases until its completion.

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  • Tasks Integration with Exchange
    If you live in Outlook, or when connecting to your Project Site is impossible, it is good to have your assignments and tasks in Exchange so you can see and edit them via your favorite Exchange client – Outlook, Outlook Web App, or your mobile phone, even when you are offline. SharePoint 2013 introduces a new feature called My Tasks which aggregates all the tasks assigned to you in SharePoint, Outlook and Project into one experience. You can learn more about that here . With Exchange integration...
  • Timelines Everywhere: See and share your work with ease in SharePoint and PWA

    In the next version of SharePoint and Project Web App, we’ve brought Microsoft Project’s Timeline view to the web. Now, it’s easier than ever to communicate a high level view of your project to team members, stay focused on your upcoming personal tasks, and provide insight into all of your organizations work.

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  • Get Started with Project Web App

    Project Web App (PWA) makes it easier than ever to start getting value quickly. Your Project Web App home page comes complete with a succinct, interactive, visual-based guide to help configurers and end-users hit the ground running. Those configuring can immediately learn how to get create or import projects, setup enterprise reports, share with colleagues, install apps, and more. End-users can easily access projects and reports while getting important notifications about task-related updates.

    The Project Web App home page can also be customized to meet your organization’s individual needs. Add or subtract some of the “Track your work” tiles. Provide welcome text and valuable links to resources. Create your own carousel (Promoted Links app) with content specific to your operation. Making the home page “yours” is easier than ever.

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