Course Description
The term enterprise project management came into play over the last decade, coinciding with the advent of many enterprise project management software specifically targeted at mid-size and small-size businesses.
Enterprise project management relates to the handling of more than one
project at a time, along with manipulating hundreds of resources and their attributes, all of which are located in the roles of project/program participants in the company’s active directories or a centralized database. Enterprise project management
also refers to the breakdown of project/program information based upon the roles of
project/program participant.
This course looks at the set-up, functionality, execution, and security levels created for enterprise project management, as well as examples of setting project
priorities and shifting resources across multiple projects.
Course Outline
Day 1:
Introduction to Enterprise Project Management
The EPM and project management difference
MS Project 2007 and MS Project server introductions
Resource Directories
Multiple attributes of a single resource and the advantage
Automatic project updates and timesheet analysis
Generating advanced project reports
Integrating SharePoint services into complex projects
Getting to be a EPM expert
Philosophy of running multiple projects
Practice Exam – Day 1
Day 2:
Creating A Project Dashboard
Custom variables and commands
Customizing project execution strategies
Customizing project reports
Working with multiple calendars
Simulation as part of EPM Solutions
Project Register
Practical exercise
Practice Exam – Day 2
