Project 2013
- 2h 3m
- John Carroll
- In Easy Steps Limited
- 2013
Project 2013 in easy steps will quickly get users making use of the powerful features of Microsoft’s latest version of this popular project management software.
Beginning with first principles, the book sets out the right way to start a project and develop the project plan. It shows users how to break a project down into tasks that can then be scheduled and allocated to resources. These can then be tracked and controlled to completion. It explains the different types of task dependencies and how to use them to make sure things happen when they are needed. For medium to larger projects it shows users how to structure their project for success.
Projects are carried out by people and other resources and this book shows users how to allocate and control the human resources on a project, tracking vacations and other staff absences. It also shows how to track other resources and costs so that users can stay in full financial control of their project.
Finally, viewing and communicating information about projects in a timely way to the project stakeholders is also critical to success and this book shows users how to do it in the most effective way.
About the Author
John Carroll is a project management consultant with many years’ experience of managing large and small projects, programs and portfolios. Now based in South West England, he has run projects and programs across Europe and the United States. His experience covers most types of organizations including government, higher education, manufacturing industries, pharmaceuticals, software development and the emergency services. He has worked on most types of projects and trained project managers in many different organizations.
John is also the author of Effective Project Management in easy steps, Effective Time Management in easy steps, Agile Project Management in easy steps, and all editions of (MS) Project in easy steps.
In this Book
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The Basics
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User Interface
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Managing Your Project
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Working with Tasks
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Adding Structure
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More about Tasks
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Resources
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Project Costs
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Project Calendars
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Project Scheduling
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Conflicts and Constraints
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Viewing Data
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Reports
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Tracking Progress
