I am excited to announce the release of SharePoint Lifecycle Management Solution with Project Server 2010 produced by Jornata. Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010 provides a vast number of capabilities that empower both business users and IT to create solutions quickly. For this reason, many organizations consider implementing SharePoint as a central platform to address a wide array of business solutions. For those organizations, it is likely that they will need a good way to track, manage, and prioritize those business requests. The SharePoint Lifecycle Management Solution with Project Server 2010 provides a framework and guidance for managing SharePoint business requests and includes two white papers and a sample dataset.

This no-code solution includes:

  • Business Decision Maker/Technical Decision Maker white paper containing a business evaluation of how Microsoft Project Server 2010 can be employed to help manage your SharePoint Lifecycle through enhancement requests and project proposals.
  • Technical white paper contains step-by-step instructions on how to install and customize the SharePoint Lifecycle Management solution, along with basic instructions on how to use it.
  • Project Server 2010 sample databases and templates that can be used to illustrate concepts. The sample dataset requires a farm that has a working installation of Microsoft SharePoint 2010 with Project Server 2010 fully configured (please refer to Project Server 2010 Tech Center); and the Dynamic Workflow and Workflow Visualization web part solutions fromMicrosoft Project 2010 Solution Starters.

For an overview of the solution, please watch this recent recording from Tech.Ed last week:http://channel9.msdn.com/Events/TechEd/NorthAmerica/2011/OSP202

SharePoint Lifecycle Management Solution with Project Server 2010

Last but not least do not forget to check out other existing white papers on Microsoft Project Portfolio Management offering on our Project site athttp://www.microsoft.com/project/en/us/articles-white-papers.aspx

Christophe Fiessinger 
Senior Technical Product Manager, Microsoft Project 
http://blogs.msdn.com/chrisfie