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Project for the web, Project Online, and SharePoint

What criteria should businesses look at to decide on the Project solution they need? There’s plenty of documentation on the features of each of the various Microsoft Project solutions, but where do you start, what do you need, and what’s the right answer? These are the questions we’re going to explore in this article. Microsoft seems to be pushing strongly towards Project for the web (P4W), but that doesn’t mean that’s the only option. A hybrid approach is likely to be the standard operating procedure going forward.

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Lynch Interactive

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Jeff Lynch started Lynch Interactive in 1999.  Over the years they have developed many solutions for a wide range of clients from e-commerce to custom learning management and business automation systems. Since 2012 Jeff has been primarily focused on SharePoint and Microsoft Project, building a wide range of solutions for clients ranging from CRM and Project Management to Human Resources, Facilities and many others. The primary focus of every project is to build it right from the beginning, with a solid foundation of logic and an eye on the future.  Jeff utilizes a wide range of tools when appropriate but the backbone of each job is Microsoft SharePoint and Project.  

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