Project Server for Team Members
Now
Shipping
Collaborating on Enterprise Projects
using Microsoft Office Project Server 2007
New York, New York. -- (January 23, 2008) –– MSProjectExperts today announced the immediate availability of Collaborating on Enterprise Projects using Microsoft
Office Project Server 2007, a complete reference and training manual for team members using Microsoft Project Server 2007 and Windows SharePoint Services 3.0.
Collaborating on Enterprise Projects using Microsoft Office Project 2007 is for project team members who need to learn and use features
in Microsoft Office Project Server 2007 through Project Web Access. The content of this book derives from Managing Enterprise Projects
using Microsoft Office Project Server 2007, (ISBN: 978-1-934240-02-1) published 7/15/2007, and is specifically tailored for the collaborative
team member. If you are a project manager, consider obtaining Managing Enterprise Projects for a complete learning experience and reference manual.
This book is ideal for organizations that want to train resources to use Project Web Access and SharePoint to support their Enterprise Project Management efforts. Use this book for self-study, classroom learning and as a handy desk reference. Collaborating on Enterprise Projects coves all of the Project Server features available to team members.
New: PMI R.E.P. Status
New York, New York. -- (June 1, 2007) –– MSProjectExperts today announced that the Project
Management Institute, (PMI) approved it's Registered Education Provider status effective June 1. 2007.
"This is great news for our clients and partners." commented MSProjectExperts Client Services V.P., Jennifer Herman,
"Many of our partners already provide PMI Professional Development Units, (PDUs), for
training they deliver based on our books and courseware. Achieving R.E.P. status allows us to certify and standardize PDU earnings
for our PMI R.E.P. partners."
MSProjectExperts produces text books that serve as both training manuals and reference manuals. The combined text
includes best practices, notes and warnings for using the tool presented in context with with PMI's recommended project lifecycle
standards and best practices.