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Product Details:
Author:
Teresa S. Stover
Paperback:
1104 pages
Publisher:
Microsoft Press
Publication Date:
May 30, 2007
Language:
English
ISBN:
0735623279
Product Weight:
2.65 pounds
Package Length:
8.98 inches
Package Width:
7.32 inches
Package Height:
2.05 inches
Package Weight:
3.7 pounds
Average Customer Rating:
based on 7 reviews
Description:
Learn everything you need to know for working with Microsoft Office Project 2007. This book packs hundreds of time-saving solutions, troubleshooting tips, and workarounds for using Office Project 2007. Whether youre a project manager or just working to meet your deadlines, youll be able to dig in to the work-ready resources that help you plan, manage, and communicate project information more effectively. Youll learn how to develop a project plan; orchestrate project scope, resources, and time; track your progress; collaborate with others; and report and analyze all your project information. You'll also learn how to manage and participate in projects with Office Project 2007's enterprise project management capabilities. You'll even learn how to administer users and enterprise resource pools in Project Server 2007.
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Don's ReviewDec 16, 2008 An excellent resource for MS Project 2007. Clearly explains all you need to know about the software.
0 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Microsoft Project 2007 Inside and OutJul 29, 2008 The CD with the book was defective, it did not contain all the files that the book stated it did, I contacted Microsoft and they made good on the CD and sent me a new one that contained all the files.
The book is great and should be used by anybody wanting to learn the program.
0 of 3 found the following review helpful:
eBook Missing from the CD. Please advise.Jul 24, 2008 eBook is missing in the CD. How do I receive/download the copy of the eBook? Please advise.
0 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Good book to have on PM's libraryJun 27, 2008 I love Microsoft Project 2007.
I know there are other tools that can do better job in some PM areas, but I love MS Project for its simplicity, ease of use, and its ubiquitousness.
The 2007 version, in my opinion, does not break any miraculous new ground, but it does have cool new features such as multiple undos, better tracking with change highlights, better calendar, task drivers etc. - little stuffs that make PMs happy.
I extensively use CA's Clarity (previously called Niku) as well. It is a powerful tool and quite a good one, but not as agile as I would like by itself. Fortunately, my PMO has integrated Project with Clarity, which has consequently made my life much easier. Of course, had they integrated Open Workbench, that would've been a viable alternative as well - plus significantly cheaper - but not as powerful. OR you could just go for the whole shebang and invest on Microsoft's EPM solution.
Anyway, whether you are just a curious person who likes to know what the Project Managers are talking about around the watercooler or a Project Manager who wants to do things faster/quicker/better or a PMO Director who wants to be at the forefront of our trade, Microsoft Project 2007 is worth exploring. This book can be the worthy first step in that fascinating adventure.
- a PMP's 2 Yen.
0 of 3 found the following review helpful:
Not bad. Jun 13, 2008 I got the book on time and in good condition. but the CD included doesn't have all the files that should have in the list. At least the e-book is missing. I appreciate if you can email me the ebook.
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