Microsoft Project 2010 Series
Want to keep your projects on track Want to accurately use time and resources that go into completing a project Join the Microsoft Project 2010 LIVE webinar series to learn all this.
# 10 of 10 webinars from Microsoft Project 2010 Series
Microsoft Project 2010 Series Session 1 Ready. Set. Go. Preparing Project 2010 to build a Schedule
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Microsoft Project 2010 Series Session 1: Ready. Set. Go. Preparing Project 2010 to build a Schedule
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B Sai Prasad
Senior Manager Learning & Development, Cognizant Technology Solutions India Pvt. Ltd
- 1. 00:41:25 Microsoft Project 2010 Series: Session 10: Sharing Resources across Projects
- 2. 00:49:10 Microsoft Project 2010 Series: Session 9 : Report project performance through Reporting Features
- 3. 00:49:16 Microsoft Project 2010 Series: Session 8 : Track project actual against project baseline information
- 4. 00:55:54 Microsoft Project 2010 Series: Session 7 : Keeping Your Project on Track by Leveraging the Baseline Features of Project 2010
- 5. 01:04:42 Microsoft Project 2010 Series: Session 6 : Convert draft schedule to optimal schedule that meets stakeholders requirements
- 6. 01:03:37 Microsoft Project 2010 Series: Session 5 : Assigning resources (people and material) and costs (fixed,variable)
- 7. 01:02:56 Microsoft Project 2010 Series: Session 4 : Setup people, cost and material resources in Project 2010
- 8. 01:16:22 Microsoft Project 2010 Series: Session 3 : Structure the schedule by WBS and task dependencies
- 9. 00:59:39 Microsoft Project 2010 Series: Session 2 : How to change working time and set holidays in Project 2010?
- 10. 01:15:45 Microsoft Project 2010 Series Session 1: Ready. Set. Go. Preparing Project 2010 to build a Schedule
“Microsoft Project is the enhanced version of Excel” was a comment from a first time user of Microsoft Project. All of us will naturally make the same remark as Project resemblesvery closely to Excel. Microsoft Excel and Project were launched for two different purposes. The former is used for number crunching and reporting purpose. The latter is used for building a schedule.
In this webinar, you will learn what should be the characteristic of a forecast-ready schedule, how Project 2010 structures and stores the schedule data,the different components of Project that simplifies the schedule data, the new Microsoft Office Fluent™ user interface to access relevant features and functions, Microsoft® Office Backstage™ View to configure and publish schedule, make smart scheduling decisions using Task Inspector tool and the new Team Planner view.
“PMPs can earn 1 PDU under Category B for attending this webinar session.” To know more about how to claim PDU's Please refer the link below:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/12wURgsCVGpy37gC1YcDoiLRxDjujx7XtV-EwTWSXZc8/edit
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