Office Project 2007 addresses the needs of sophisticated project management organizations that require centralized and strategic financial control in addition to support for rigorous project management methodologies. Microsoft Office Project Server 2007 delivers key performance enhancements for large organizations that manage complex programs and portfolios with a globally distributed workforce. Read more about what’s new in Project 2007.
Below are a series of articles written about the new features in Microsoft Project 2007.
Configuring Tools and Options
- Configuring Tools and Options
- Configuring General and View Options in Project
- Calculation and Security Options
Setting Up a Project
- Creating a Project from an Existing One
- How Calendars Control Schedules
- Defining Working Times with Project 2007 Calendars
- Creating a Project from an Existing One
- Exchanging Data between Programs
Estimating, Scheduling, and Budgeting Tasks
- Arranging Tasks
- Ready! Set! Start Creating Tasks!
- How To Influence Tasks and Win Friends (in Microsoft Project)
- Managing Multiple Projects
- Understand Critical Path
Resourcing Project Plans
- Assigning Resources in Microsoft Project
- Resourcing Project Plans
- Resource Overallocations
- Making Resource Assignments Realistic
- Microsoft Project Budgets and Costs
- Mastering Duration, Work, and Units
Updating and Reporting on Project Performance
Members-Only WebNLearns:
- 8 Steps for Scheduling Success with Project 2007
- Learn from the MVP – Tips, Tricks, and Best Practices for Using Microsoft Project 2007 and 2010
- MPUG Certificate Program: Microsoft Project 2007 Essentials, Session I
- MPUG Certificate Program: Microsoft Project 2007 Essentials, Session II
- How to Create Executive Dashboards in Project Server 2007
- Microsoft Office Project Professional 2007 Tips & Tricks Training (Advanced)
- The Power of Integrating Visio 2007 and Project 2007
- Training – MVP : Microsoft Project 2007 Overview: Views, Tables, Filters, and Groups