A Practical Approach To Using Microsoft Project 2000 ™
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
Department and Unit managers responsible for allocating resources to projects, Program Managers Project Managers, Team Leaders who are responsible for the planning, control and delivery of projects and requirements in a multi-project multi-functional (matrix) environment.
WHAT WILL YOU ACHIEVE
- The know-how to apply different project planning methodologies to the use of Microsoft Project
2000™.
- The know-how to develop a dynamic project Model that will be used to continuously optimize your business development process.
- The ability to extract specific project information and report it to all parties involved in the project. Utilizing Internet and Intranet capabilities.
- The knowledge of how to structure Microsoft Project 2000™ to conduct task schedule, resource capacity planning across single and multiple projects in your organization.
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN:
- Customizing Project Task & Resource Planning Views.
- Customizing Filters and Data Sorts To Manage The Project Database.
- Creating Project Baseline Versus Current Status And Variance Analysis Views.
- Creating Reports For The Project Executive, Project Manager and Team members.
- Managing Deliverables and Dependencies between multiple or complex large projects.
- Planning and Managing Resources & Cost Across Multiple Projects.
- Using the Internet To Capture and Communicate Project Status.
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