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Enterprise Project Management Using Microsoft® Office Project Server 2007 Best Practices for Implementing an EPM Solution

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  • Copyright: 2008-07-01
  • Publisher: J. Ross Publishing

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Summary

Enterprise Project Management (EPM) is a methodology that combines standardized project management processes and supporting tools to better meet an organization's project or program management goals. Microsoft Office Project Server 2007, together with its SharePoint technology, are some of the best EPM supporting tools available. Enterprise Project Management Using Microsoftr Office Project Server 2007 presents an effective EPM methodology that uniquely combines the use of these processes and supporting tools. It takes users step-by-step through each stage of an EPM solution implementation. Based on the author's extensive experience, it provides the principles, processes, best practices, and detailed instruction needed to define, implement, and deploy an EPM solution in your organization using Office Project Server 2007 and other EPM supporting tools.

Author Biography

Hagit Landman, PMP, is a program management consultant with more than 17 years of experience in multi-disciplinary projects, has defined and implemented EPM solutions in several large IT companies and has extensive successful experience at implementing EPM solutions using Microsoft software products. Ms. Landman is an active member of the Project Management Institute and an elected officer of PMI's Israel Chapter Board of Directors. She has also participated in writing items for both the Program Management Professional (PgMP) and the Certificate Associate in Project Management (CAPM) certification exams administered by PMI. She has an MBA and a Bachelor of Science Degree in Industrial Engineering and Management.

Table of Contents

Prefacep. ix
About the Authorp. xi
Web Added Valuep. xiii
Introduction: Enterprise Project Management Implementation Principles and Workflowp. 1
Enterprise Project Management Foundation, Goals, and Requirements
Establishing Technology Environmentsp. 7
Overview of the Microsoft EPM Systemp. 8
Setting Up the Technological Environmentsp. 9
Obtaining Administrative Rightsp. 13
Setting Up Project Professional to Work with Project Serverp. 16
Organizational Goals, Objectives, and Requirementsp. 25
Defining Organizational Goals and Objectivesp. 26
Understanding Stakeholder Requirementsp. 26
Project Management Processes and Enterprise Project Management Solution Deployment
Establishing Project Management Processes and Supporting Toolsp. 39
Overviewp. 39
Definitionsp. 40
Acronymsp. 42
Initiation Processp. 43
Overviewp. 43
Workflowp. 44
Creating the Proposed Project Planp. 46
Creating the Project Workspacep. 52
Entering the Initial Project Informationp. 54
Performing the Preliminary Stakeholder Analysisp. 59
Filling Out the Requirements Matrixp. 62
Finalizing the High-Level Milestone Planp. 68
Creating the Project Charterp. 70
Creating the Preliminary Scope Statementp. 77
Approving the Project for Planningp. 78
Planning Processp. 83
Overviewp. 83
Workflowp. 84
Converting the Proposed Project to the Project Planp. 90
Associating Project Information with the Project Planp. 91
Building the Project Work Breakdown Structurep. 106
Integration Management: Project Management Planp. 113
Defining the Scope Management Planp. 114
Defining the Change Request Management Processp. 124
Defining the Time Management Planp. 129
Defining the Human Resource Management Planp. 153
Defining the Cost Management Planp. 175
Defining the Quality Management Planp. 185
Defining the Risk Management Planp. 187
Defining the Communication Management Planp. 193
Defining the Deliverable Management Planp. 205
Defining the Procurement Management Planp. 213
Setting the Baselinep. 217
Execution Processp. 219
Overviewp. 219
Workflowp. 220
Defining and Managing Project Executionp. 224
Definitionsp. 225
Integration Management: Kickoff Meetingp. 225
Scope Managementp. 229
Time Management: Project Schedulep. 237
Cost Managementp. 264
Quality Management: Quality Assurancep. 268
Human Resource Managementp. 271
Communication Managementp. 276
Risk Managementp. 290
Procurement Managementp. 306
Monitoring and Control Processp. 311
Overviewp. 311
Workflowp. 312
Scope Controlp. 315
Time and Schedule Controlp. 317
Cost Controlp. 332
Quality Controlp. 335
Human Resource Managementp. 336
Communication Managementp. 338
Risk Controlp. 347
Procurement: Contract Administrationp. 352
Closing Processp. 355
Overviewp. 355
Workflowp. 356
Integration Managementp. 358
Scope Management: Deliverables Closurep. 364
Time Managementp. 365
Cost Managementp. 365
Human Resource Managementp. 368
Communication Managementp. 369
Action Itemsp. 369
Risk Managementp. 370
Procurement Managementp. 370
Converting Your Sample Site to Be the Default Project Workspacep. 373
Testing and Deploying the Enterprise Project Management Solutionp. 383
Testing the Solution with a Pilot Team/Projectp. 383
Back Up the Development Environmentp. 384
Replicate the Development Environment to the Production Environmentp. 384
Establish the Pilot Teamp. 384
Establish Training Materialsp. 385
Trainingp. 385
Ongoing Support (Three Months)p. 387
Pilot Feedback and Lessons Learnedp. 388
Develop the Deployment Planp. 388
Deploying the Solution to Organization Unitsp. 388
Appendices
Common Proceduresp. 393
To Define Enterprise Custom Fieldsp. 394
To Create Lookup Tables for Enterprise Custom Fieldsp. 396
To Create a Document Libraryp. 398
To Change Document Metadatap. 400
To Change Document Library Settingsp. 401
To Upload a Document to a Document Libraryp. 406
To Create a New Listp. 408
To Change a Column Name in a Listp. 410
To Add a Choice Column to a Listp. 411
To Add a Yes/No (Check Box) Column to a Listp. 413
To Add a Text Columnp. 414
To Add a Multiple Lines of Text Columnp. 415
To Add a Lookup Columnp. 416
To Add a Number Columnp. 418
To Add a Currency Columnp. 419
To Add a Calculated Columnp. 420
To Add a "Person or Group" Columnp. 422
To Add a Date Columnp. 424
To Change the Order of Columns in a Listp. 426
To Modify an Existing Listp. 428
To Create a List Viewp. 430
To Modify an Existing Columnp. 433
To Create a Folder in an Existing Document Libraryp. 437
Troubleshootingp. 439
Indexp. 443
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