Posted by: Khurram Jamshed on February 26, 2019
When it comes to resource planning of your project, you can either take a top-down approach that happens at the start of the project. Or a bottom-up with a detailed Resource Plan being created at the project planning phase. Microsoft Project Online as a tool can be utilised to support both approaches: 1. Top-down resource
Posted by: EPM Partners on February 25, 2019
Microsoft Power BI paved the way to automated reporting & in-house visual dashboards for local government. Resulting in decreased reporting preparation time, and more focus on analysis and collaboration leading to increased staff productivity. Read all about this here: https://news.microsoft.com/en-au/2019/02/11/taking-best-in-class-local-government-reporting-to-the-next-level-using-power-bi/
Posted by: Khurram Jamshed on February 20, 2019
Microsoft Project Online solution enables the storage of project data in a central repository to increase visibility across the organisation. Reporting on that data can be generated using different tools available such as SSRS, Power BI etc. An example of the reporting output is a nicely formatted Word document with the most up-to-date project status
Posted by: Peter Williams on February 6, 2019
When it comes to program and portfolio management of projects, a Gantt chart view is often desirable with milestone and other key dates superimposed. Within the Microsoft suite of products and features, there are several options to produce Gantt charts of your portfolio. However, what options are there for printing out Gantt charts when using
