Further Details
Using the fundamentals of Microsoft Project Web Access to communicate important project information using the web
· Measurement of material resources, such as tons or kilowatts
· Define and view Task calendars
· In-cell editing, fill handle, variable row heights, AutoSave, and much more…
· Define your project calendar, estimated start date, and scheduling options.
· Set up resources and take advantage of the ability to vary resource availability through the project.
· Define tasks and work breakdown structures to capture an accurate view of the plan. Understand the intricate relationship between task types (effort-driven), work, duration, and units.
· Define predecessor & successor relationships to determine the project's critical path.
· Assign resources and work estimates and load-level those assignments to optimize your plan using the Task and Resource Usage views.
· Enter actual & remaining work by time period using appropriate views to build the foundation needed to identify schedule problems.
· Build views, filters, tables, and reports that assist the project manager with analyzing the schedule variances as they relate to estimated dates, work estimates, and budgeted costs.
· Use schedule variances to perform 'root cause analysis' to revise the schedule and drive the project back on track, if necessary.
· Select the reports you need to build meaningful, objective status reports.
Guide price
250 |
