Watch Updating Projects Progress with Microsoft Project
Project Management Institute (PMI)® Professional Development Units (PDUs):
This short video is NOT eligible for PMI® PDU credit.
Event Description:
In this video viewers will learn how to create Work, Cost and Material resources within Microsoft Project. They will learn various methods of assigning resources, the ‘Assignment Planning Variables’, what ‘Effort driven’ is, and how to make detailed assignments.
Presenter Info:
Tom Henry As a the PPM Practice Manager at Projility, Tom, along with his team of expert consultants; implements, supports and trains organizations of all sizes and industries (including central and local government) on Project and Portfolio Management solutions leveraging the Microsoft software stack. He is responsible for deploying Microsoft Project, Project Online, Project Sever and SharePoint together with associated technologies and business processes. Tom has in-depth knowledge of Microsoft’s O365 platform and cloud based solutions such as Project Online. Tom received his BSc in Computer Science from Bournemouth University in the United Kingdom and holds multiple Microsoft product certifications. He is also one of only a handful of certified facilitators in the US for the Microsoft PPM Customer Immersion Experience (CIE) Program.
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Faisal Masood
Nice presentation on Resource Planning.
Thanks
Faisal Masood
PMP
MCSE, MOS: SharePoint 2013
MCITP, MCTS: SharePoint 2010
MCSA: Office 365
MS: MS Project 2013, MS ProjectServer 2013
MS: Azure
SharePoint, Office 365, Azure, ProjectServer PPM Consultant
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Michelle McKim
Well presented, easy to listen to, covering several topics. Looking forward to additional presentations in this series.
M. McKim Aerospace Project Management using Project 2010
Joseph Sacco
Nice presentation on assigning resources. I especially liked how you showed the interplay between duration, work, and units. Thanks so much.
Aleks Preskar
Thank you, this was very instructional. I agree with others’ comments.