Managing Enterprise Projects: Using Microsoft Office Project Server 2007

by Gary L. Chefetz and Dale A. Howard

Lets you manage enterprise projects using Microsoft Office Project Professional 2007. This book contains things you need to know to take control of the Microsoft Enterprise Project Management (EPM)... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1934240060
• ISBN13: 9781934240069
• Release Date: September 2008
• Publisher: msProjectExperts
• Length: 884 Pages
• Weight: 5.34 lbs.
• Dimensions: 2.1" x 8.5" x 10.9"

Customer Reviews

Extensive and accurate

It's an extensive book about project 2007 with accurate items about all details, funcionalitys of MS Project 2007.

MS Project Experts Know Their Stuff

I have read several of their books and they're all good. This series Project 2007 based is done in larger print (good for us baby boomers) and is done in a training class style with exercises. Project Server is a tough application to get your arms around, MS Project Experts not only does a goods job helping to understand that but their web site is tops too.

Best Handbook for Managing Projects on Project Server 2007

I have read many book on managing projects using Project Server 2007. This is by far the best. It has great explainations along with easy to follow by step by step procedures. I have decided to use it as my training guide in all my trainning classes on how to manage projects using project server.

The only book you will need on Project Server 2007

As the Director of a Project Management Office, this book is the definitive manual. It contains the latest and greatest problems, issues, and known bugs. It saves time and it is a great training tool. At 900 pages it takes a while to read, but the layout is great so you can find answers to specific problems quickly. I recommend this book to anyone that has anything to do with the administration of Project Server 2007.