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Aiming to meet the needs of our customers, we created a product aimed at more agile training and knowledge recycling the project managers working with the Microsoft PPM.

The training has a workload of 8 hours and its goal is to present some PPM general concepts, demonstrate how to create projects in Project and PWA and how to register risks, Action plans, problems and changes requests.

In addition to the material that will be presented, we will also play an advisory role, guiding on best practices in the creation or management of your company's projects.

The main topics addressed in this Training are:

General Concepts

  • PPM / PWA
  • Check-in/ Check-out
  • Draft / Published
  • Project Baseline
  • Rules for project display in Project Center
  • Views

Differences between Project / PWA

  • Baseline (up to 11 LBs)
  • Predecessors

Task Types

  • Fixed Unit
  • Fixed duration

Types of Restriction

  • Flexible
  • Semi-inflexible
  • Inflexible

SharePoint Project Site and Lists

  • Logbook
  • Risks
  • Documents
  • Action Plans
  • Problems
  • Requests for Change
  • Acquisitions
  • Acquisition Follow-Up
  • Budget Control

Product Development

  • Sending status report by email

Task Pointer (Team)

  • Tasks
  • Hours Frame

Approval of tasks

  • Flow of approval
  • Task status (publication)

Practices

  • Create Project / PWA project
  • Risk Registration / Action Plans and Problems

If you are interested and want a product presentation, please schedule an appointment with us at the following link: Microsoft PPM Easy Presentation.

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