Author: MPUG
Microsoft Project 2010 Upgrade Path
Q: What is the best way for customers to acquire Microsoft Project 2010? A: The best way for customers to acquire Project 2010 is to purchase Project 2007 now with Software Assurance (SA). SA adds val...
Microsoft Project 2010 Licensing
Q: How is Microsoft Project 2010 packaged? A: The Project 2010 release consists of the following products, each of which is sold separately: Microsoft Project Standard 2010 Microsoft Project Professio...
The New Year’s Resolution of a Project Manager
MPUG recently invited its members and guests to tell us about your resolutions for the New Year. You came through loud and clear. Here we publicly post those resolutions to spur the project managers w...
Chapter Spotlight: 3 Questions with Baltimore-Washington Metro’s Gerald Leonard
As is the case with many project managers, Gerald Leonard, a leader for the Baltimore-Washington, D.C. chapter of MPUG, followed a circuitous path to project management. Gerald grew up in Lakeland, FL...
Chapter Spotlight: 4 Questions with Twin Cities’ Larry Christofaro
Larry Christofaro, with the MPUG Twin Cities chapter in Minneapolis and St. Paul, is a senior consultant and trainer for Digineer. He has 15 years of project management experience, combining his stren...
Columns I’d Like to See in Project
Reader Nicolas Josse has been using Microsoft Project for eight years as a project manager. Recently, he put out the following questions to other MPUG members for some help. This article encapsulates ...
Chapter Spotlight: 3 Questions with London’s Dharmesh Patel
Dharm Patel recently joined Microsoft UK as a business consultant. Prior to that, he was consulting on Microsoft Project and Project Server, implementing and supporting the solution from the client si...
Oracle on Track to Buy Primavera
Bolstering its strategy to provide mission-critical operational applications for key industries, this week Oracle announced its intention to acquire Primavera Software. Primavera is a leading provider...
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