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Topic: Project Reporting

Dive deep into the realm of Project Reporting and uncover the nuances of effectively communicating project progress, challenges, and forecasts. A well-structured project report doesn’t just reflect the status of a project but serves as a strategic tool to identify bottlenecks, forecast future challenges, and celebrate milestones achieved

Risk/Issue Management & Dashboarding with Power BI (3 of 3)

Automate report updates, securely share Power BI insights, & export live data for presentations in this advanced session - empower informed decisions!

Ben Howard PDU Credits: 1 Project Reporting
Microsoft Project Magic Formula Final Demystification with Microsoft Project Online PDU Code: mpug032724 Date: March 27, 2024 Time: 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM EST

Microsoft Project Magic Formula Final Demystification with Microsoft Project Online

Learn the key to aligning task duration and effort in Microsoft Project for seamless project management success in this lesson, and earn a PDU!

Nenad Trajkovski PDU Credits: 1 Project Reporting
In this session, you will learn how to create a capable and useful AI assistant for your organization. We will discuss the different types of AI assistants, the benefits of using an AI assistant, and the challenges of implementing an AI assistant. We will also provide you with tips and best practices for creating an AI assistant that is tailored to your organization's needs.

Copilot Studio and the PMO: Creating a Capable and Useful AI Assistant

This lesson teaches the capabilities of Microsoft's Power Virtual Agents to effectively handle PMO data, and improve project management operations in this webinar.

Erik van Hurck PDU Credits: 1 Project Reporting
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Risk/Issue Management & Dashboarding with Power BI (2 of 3)

This lesson teaches the power of Power BI for captivating project reports: Import data, build visuals and gain insights in this introductory session.

Ben Howard PDU Credits: 1 Project Reporting
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Risk/Issue Management & Dashboarding with Power BI (1 of 3)

This lesson teaches the power of Power BI for captivating project reports: Import data, build visuals and gain insights in this introductory session.

Ben Howard PDU Credits: 1 Project Reporting
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Top 5 Power BI Features for Project Managers: Visualize Your Data Like a Pro

Project managers, boost your reporting game with Power BI's data modeling, calculated columns, custom visuals, dashboards, and Q&A features.

The MPUG Community Project Reporting

PMO Metrics: What They Are and Introducing Them to Your PMO

This lesson teachers how to transform your PMO with insightful metrics and dynamic Power BI dashboards, presented by Bill Dow.

Bill Dow PDU Credits: 1.5 Project Reporting
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Reasons to Attend PMO Metrics: What They Are and Introducing Them to Your PMO 

Revolutionize your PMO with metrics! Join live to learn, build, and visualize key indicators with Bill Dow, PMO Influencer of the Year.

Bill Dow Project Reporting
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Too Many Project Reports? Here’s How to Write Fewer!

In a survey of project managers, 42% of respondents say they would ditch chasing people for status updates if they could, and 13% say they’d love to take project reporting off their To Do list. I don’...

Elizabeth Harrin Project Reporting