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"The materials provided for Microsoft Project and Project
Server were great. I have them sitting
open on my desk still today. They are a great reference and will
be even better a couple months down the road when certain
problems creep up that are only foggily recollected."
- USAF, Maxwell AFB, AL
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Microsoft Project
and Project Server Training
Microsoft
Project and Project Server Consulting
Microsoft Project Server and
Microsoft Project Professional
Features
System Requirements
and Roles for Microsoft Project Server
Forms
of Payment

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Class Room Workshops: |
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Work Thru Project Management™ - with or
without Microsoft Project (3 - 4 days) |
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Think Thru Project Management™ - with
or without Microsoft Project (3 -
4 days) |
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Microsoft Project Overview (2
- 3 days) |
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Microsoft Project “Think & Explore” (2
days) |
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Microsoft Project / Project Web
Access as Client - Initiating, Planning
and Tracking in the Enterprise (2
- 3 days) |
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Microsoft Project Server and
Administration (3
days) |
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Enterprise Project Management (EPM) Boot
Camp
(5 - 6 days) |
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Microsoft Project Server Installation &
Deployment (2 days) |
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Microsoft Web Access for Project
Managers, Teams, and Stakeholders (4
hours) |
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Do you
have onsite training?
Yes,
PSSI is always available to provide onsite
training. We will even customize the training
session as well as customize the training
materials for your organization.
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Do
you have public course training?
Yes,
currently we offer public EPM boot camps each
month in Tampa, Florida. We limit enrollment
to six participants and we do not cancel our
workshops for low enrollment. Please visit our training page for schedule and
additional information.
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What type of training material is included?
We have
five training material kits for Administrators,
Project Managers, Resource Managers, Executives
and Team Members. Each kit contains the
appropriate workbook(s) for their role in the
organization, job aids, handouts, posters,
access to a reference portal and depending
on the workshop tool like Process Bridge. Process Bridge is an
add-in to Microsoft Project and provides the
bridge between industry-accepted management
tools and techniques as outlined by the Project
Management Institute in the Project Management
Body of Knowledge (PMBOK®) and Microsoft Project.
We can also provide your organization with
customized and tailored training materials.
These are designed to meet your project
management requirements as well as meeting your
unique process and methodologies.
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Do you offer a complete administration course
for Microsoft Project Server?
Yes we
do offer a complete administration course for
Microsoft Project Server or EPM. We have a 3 day
administrator's public or on-site course that can
be augmented as a full 5 to 6 day boot camp.
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Do you provide “Role Based” training?
Yes we
do provide for role based training. We can
provide specific training for Executives,
Directors, Project Managers, Resource Managers,
Team Members and Administrators.

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Do
you provide onsite consulting?
Yes we
do provide onsite consulting. Our consulting
philosophy is to provide customers the utmost
quality and comfort in planning and the physical
implementation of all their project management
needs. Our consultants are recognized the World
over in their field and have contributed
significantly to the field of Enterprise Project
Management. We offer the most competitive rates
of any top tier consultancy and stand by our
work.
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What type of consulting can you provide for
installation and configuration of software?
We
offer complete support to assist your
organization to plan, implement and guide your
effective implementation and use of the
Microsoft Project Server. We can assist your
organization as well as augment your
implementation team, or perform the entire
implementation.
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Do you provide Enterprise Project Management
consulting?
Enterprise Project Management Prototype: We
can setup and then train you to run an
effective EPM prototype so that you can "try
the system on for size" before investing in
pilot and deployment.
Enterprise Project Management (EPM) Pilot: This
involves all activities involved with setting up
the Microsoft Project Server 2003 / 2007 / 2010 on a company
or hosted server. Customization includes custom templates,
security settings, share point services
settings, and project professional settings as
per company requirements. The EPM pilot is
designed to run a select portfolio of projects
to infer the quality and quantity of information
gathered from the system and to evaluate the
effectiveness of an EPM application.
Enterprise Project Management (EPM) Deployment: EPM
rollout is the next step after the successful
implementation of EPM pilot. It involves
training, server modifications, standardization
of procedures, performance management, cross complexities of resources
and management and a strict code of enterprise
functioning within the project management
domain.
Enterprise Project Management (EPM) Audit: Our
Project Server System Audit is a technical and
functional review of your implementation. Our
technical audit ensures that all Project Server
functionality is operational. During our
functional audit we review your Project Server
configuration and provide recommendations to
improve and mature your system. We also guide
you in the proper use of the Project Server
Enterprise software.

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What is Microsoft Project Server 2003
/ 2007 / 2010?
Project Server 2003
/ 2007 / 2010 is the server application that
provides the business logic for the portfolio management, resource
management, and collaboration capabilities in
the EPM Solution. Project Server 2003 / 2007
/2010 enables
organizations to store project and resource
information centrally and consistently. It also
integrates with Microsoft Windows SharePoint
Services for file management and collaboration
capabilities, helping team members to work
together more effectively. Project Server 2007
is fully integrated with WSS. Project Server
2010 is considered by some experts to be a
Windows SharePoint Services app.
Users can connect to Project Server using
Project Professional (desktop program) or
Project Web Access (Web portal) to save,
retrieve, and interact with Project Server data.
Users can also use Microsoft Office Outlook to
synchronize their tasks from Project Server and view and report progress on their project
tasks from Outlook.
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What is
Microsoft Project Web Access?
Project Web Access
(now called Project Web App in 2010) is the
viewer software that
enables you to connect to the project and
resource information that is stored in SQL
databases and collaborate on projects using
Internet Explorer. Team
members, executives, and resource managers—in
other words, anyone who needs access to Project
Server information but does not require the
scheduling capabilities of Project
Professional—can use Project Web Access through
a Web browser to view, update, and analyze
information. Please note that Project Web
Access is not a separate product. Rather, it is
enabled by Project Server and acts as the
Web portal in the EPM Solution. You must have a
Project Server Client Access License (CAL)
to use Project Web Access.
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What is Windows SharePoint Services?
Windows SharePoint Services, a component
technology of Windows Server 2003, enables users
to create Web sites for information-sharing and
file collaboration. Project Server 2003
integrates with Windows SharePoint Services for
file management and project-related issue and
risk tracking. To enable Windows SharePoint
Services capabilities—including file versioning
and check-in/check-out—Project Server 2003
requires Windows Server 2003. Project Server
2007 is fully integrated Project Server
2007. Project Server 2010 requires Windows
SharePoint Services 2010.
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What is enterprise project management? The EPM Solution brings together client, server,
and Web-based technologies to enable your
organization, department, or team to manage
company-wide projects and align business
initiatives for better results. Project
Professional 2003 / 2007 / 2010, Project Server 2003 /
2007 / 2010, and
Project Web Access are designed to work together
to make up the EPM Solution. Check out the
EPM Solution overview to learn more.
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What are some of the MS Project Professional
Enterprise Features?
Some new features in the EPM Solution include:
Project
Storage.
Projects are stored and retrieved from
centrally located SQL databases. Projects
can be opened and/or edited by anyone with
security permissions.
Enterprise
Resource Management.
Select resources from a defined resource
pool. View assignments across projects.
Evaluate past performance on projects, level
workloads out into the near future and plan
capacity.
EPM
Security Model. Security selections determine which objects
(projects and resources) Project users can
see and edit, and what users can do in both
Microsoft Project and Project Web Access.
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What is the difference between Microsoft Project
Standard and Microsoft Project Professional
(Pro)?
Microsoft
Project Server is the base server product, used
along with Microsoft Professional and Project Web
App (Access). PWA is used for team and
individual collaboration and reporting along
with portfolio management for managers and
executives.
Microsoft Standard provides all the core tools
necessary to create projects and allocate
resources and costs, but does not have the
powerful enterprise project management
capabilities. Microsoft Project Standard is
still the project management program of choice
for project managers and planners who want to
plan and manage projects from their personal
computers.

Project Server 2010
Product Guide
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User Role in the Enterprise |
Products they typically use |
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Executives
and Portfolio Managers
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Project Web Access (PWA) |
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Project Manager |
Microsoft Office Project
Professional and PWA |
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Team Members |
Project Web Access (PWA) |
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Administrator |
Microsoft Office Project
Professional and PWA |
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Resource Managers |
PWA and possibly Microsoft Office
Project Professional |
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Who are Executives, Portfolio Managers and
Resource Managers?
Executives, Portfolio Managers and Resource
Managers are members of the Enterprise who are
responsible for programs, projects and resource
requirements to fulfill project execution.
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Who are
Project Managers?
Project
Managers are
provided with a role as a Project Manager in Project Web Access
and
will
also use all the Enterprise based features in
the Project Professional version.
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Who are Team
Members?
Team members
are individuals
that work on projects and can have access to
Project Web Access and the associated features
via a browser based solution, internet or
intranet.
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Who are
Project Administrators?
Administrators are provided full access to all
aspects of the Enterprise solution via a login
to the Project Server. They are responsible for
governing all Server configurations, reporting
structures, security, logins and passwords as
well as arranging for role development. This is
done using Project Web Access to the Project
Server. This user
can access
administrator
functions from the Internet or Intranet.

We will work off a purchase
order, signed statement of work, or take a
credit card. For many of our
services will require a down payment and then
invoice net 30 for the service and possible
travel costs.

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