I had a similar engagement for a Fed Government Client. What I did was pretty simple, I created a black project and inserted the other projects as the sub-projects, and saved it as the Master project. I then used Office Timeline to import the Master project into Powerpoint slides for Executive review.

Yes, you can generate the reports using Power BI.

Kris,
If you’re using project server, I would recommend your Resource Management Dept. start using resource engagements. The scenario goes this way:
1) Build your detailed schedule
2) Build your enterprise team
3) Submit Resource Engagements for the Summary level work. (assumes RM Dept or RMs approves resource engagements requests)
4) RM Dept.…[Read more]

perfect example….If I submit a resource engagement for an electrical engineer, the engagement is proposed until the resource manager (approves or rejects)? I’m trying to understand what the resource manager/team lead may see in resource center.

Thanks

I would attack that situation like this:
1) In the resource sheet, establish that resource’s rate as $0
2) Also in the resource sheet, establish a cost resource name them Task 1, Task 2, Task 3
3) Assign the “work” resource to the tasks
4) At the bottom of the schedule let’s create a section called Invoices
5) Under Invoices create 3 recurring…[Read more]