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Using Project Server 2010 with MS Project

Leave a Comment Posted by Shoaib Ahmed on May 4, 2011

I had previously posted an article about forecasting resource requirements using MS Project Server 2010. It has since dawned on me that on of the real difficult issues I faced in my early days in Project Server 2010 is the challenge of figuring out how to get it to work with MS Project desktop products. Well [...]

How do I forecast resource requirements in Project Server?

3 Comments Posted by Shoaib Ahmed on April 24, 2011

I have been looking at various ways of resource forecasting to the executive and the board. We are a typical professional services company. There is so much work we can take on and also another minimum amount to ensure we have enough to keep all staff busy. This is a delicate balance to handle. Any [...]

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Using Project Server 2010 with MS Project

How do I forecast resource requirements in Project Server?

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