Dependencies

Learn step-by-step guidance, dependencies, and customized fields to visualize and manage portfolios effectively with MS Project.

A portfolio roadmap is a key deliverable in portfolio management, providing a visual representation of an organizations strategic intent. Learn how to build a practical portfolio roadmap using Microsoft Project, including adding components, differentiating them, tracking progress, and displaying dependencies.

I regularly provide project management advisory and Project Management Office (PMO) related consulting services to my clients. On many occasions, I have found that project managers do not distinguish between assumptions, constraints, […]

  Project Management Institute (PMI)® Professional Development Units (PDUs): This Webinar is eligible for 1 PMI® PDUs in the Technical category of the Talent Triangle.   Event Description: Among all […]

Much has been written about Critical Path, Slack, Constraints, and the various forms of Duration and Dependencies. But, have you looked for Negative Slack? This is generally defined as the […]

A question asked occasionally in the Microsoft Project and Project Online user forums is this: “How can I link a task in one project with a task in another project?” […]

Put First Things First Once you have built a solid work breakdown structure (WBS), it’s time to walk the talk and put first things first. Building a complete and accurate […]

Early in my career I was assigned a project that had been running for almost a year, but had never seen a single live release to the customer. On my […]

The Inactivate Task command works very much like “strike-out” or “Track Changes” in Microsoft Word. It allows you to remove segments of your project schedule to do “what-if analysis” or […]