Managing Project Portfolios with Microsoft Project Professional
by Tim Pyron
Special Edition Using Microsoft® Project 2002
- Copyright
- About the Authors
- About the Technical Editors
- Acknowledgments
- Tell Us What You Think!
- Introduction
- Getting Started with Microsoft Project 2002
- Scheduling Tasks
- Creating a Task List
- Approaching the Planning Process
- Entering Tasks in a Gantt Chart
- Understanding the Fields in the Task Table
- Entering Task Names
- Editing the Task List
- Using the Task Information Dialog Box to Edit Tasks
- Entering Task Duration
- Defining Milestones
- Using Recurring Tasks
- Attaching Notes to Tasks
- Attaching Hyperlinks to Tasks
- Using Other Views to Create Tasks
- Outlining the Task List
- Using Custom WBS Codes
- Using Custom Outline Numbers
- Printing the Project Task List
- Troubleshooting
- Project Extras: Letting Project Calculate Duration
- Entering Scheduling Requirements
- Viewing Your Schedule
- Creating a Task List
- Assigning Resources and Costs
- Defining Resources and Costs
- Understanding Resource Scheduling
- Learning About Resource Scheduling
- Reviewing the Essential Components of Work Resource Assignments
- Understanding the Resource Assignment Fields
- Understanding the Work Formula
- Choosing the Task Type
- Understanding Effort-Driven Tasks
- Modifying Resource Assignments
- Understanding the Driver Resource Concept
- Calculating Task Duration with Multiple Resources Assigned
- Assigning Resources and Costs to Tasks
- Resolving Resource Assignment Problems
- Reviewing and Distributing a Project
- Tracking and Analyzing Progress
- Coordinating Projects and Sharing Data
- Working with Multiple Projects
- Exporting and Importing Project Data with Other File Formats
- Exchanging Project Data with Other Applications
- File Formats Supported by Microsoft Project 2002
- Importing Project 2002 Data from Other Project Management Applications
- Exporting Project 2002 Data to Older Versions of Microsoft Project
- Using the Import/Export Wizard
- Saving an Entire Project in a Database
- Exchanging Selected Parts of a Project with Other Formats
- Using Microsoft Project 2002 As an OLE DB Provider
- Troubleshooting
- Copying, Pasting, and Inserting Data with Other Applications
- Using and Customizing the Display
- Using the Standard Views, Tables, Filters, and Groups
- Formatting Views
- Using the Common Format Options in the Standard Views
- Formatting the Gantt Chart View
- Formatting the Calendar View
- Formatting the Network Diagram View
- Formatting the Task and Resource Form Views
- Formatting the Resource Graph View
- Formatting the Resource Usage View
- Formatting the Task Usage View
- Formatting the Sheet Views
- Troubleshooting
- Customizing Views, Tables, Fields, Filters, and Groups
- Using and Customizing the Standard Reports
- Customizing Toolbars, Menus, and Forms
- Using Project Server and Project Professional
- Managing Collaboration with Project Server
- An Overview of Microsoft Project Professional 2002
- What Microsoft Project Professional 2002 Adds to Microsoft Project
- System Architecture and Requirements
- Planning for Enterprise-Level Project Management
- Logging in to Project Server from Project Professional
- Using Enterprise Outline Codes and Custom Fields
- Working with Enterprise Resources
- Working with Enterprise Projects
- Managing Projects Using Microsoft Project Professional 2002
- Managing Project Portfolios with Microsoft Project Professional
- Administering Project Portfolios with Microsoft Project Professional
- Index
Chapter 27. Managing Project Portfolios with Microsoft Project Professional
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