Understanding Project Online Custom Development Options

Posted on March 26, 2019October 13, 2022 by Sunil Guntupalli

Project Online has three online API sets: Client-side Object Model (CSOM), JavaScript Object Model (JSOM), and Representational State Transfer (REST). The .NET CSOM implementation is the preferred interface when developing Windows applications that interact with Project Online tenants. Typical environments for user-centric applications include Windows desktops and Microsoft Surface devices. Back-end applications written with .NET Read more about Understanding Project Online Custom Development Options[…]

How to Leverage Milestone Tables in MS Project

Posted on March 26, 2019October 13, 2022 by Laura Holder

MS Project Timelines are a great way to display the project schedule at a milestone level. Timelines provide important project status reports and information to management, however they often lack historical information about the milestones. How do the current milestones compare to the baseline milestones? How much did the milestone shift from the last time Read more about How to Leverage Milestone Tables in MS Project[…]

Physical % Complete in MS Project

Posted on February 26, 2019October 13, 2022 by Byungmin Park

So, you recently stumbled upon a field called Physical % Complete in MS Project and you are now confused about what this field means and how it relates to the progress of your project. You also found out that a 100% value in this field does not complete the task/milestone. Let me answer your questions Read more about Physical % Complete in MS Project[…]

How to Leverage Contingency in Your Project Schedule

Posted on August 8, 2018October 13, 2022 by Laura Holder

Do you ever get the feeling that Murphy, owner of Murphy’s Law, invites himself to every project? Anything that can go wrong, will go wrong, so it’s important to anticipate high-risk areas and determine what buffer can be applied to ensure the project is on time and on budget. One way of doing this is Read more about How to Leverage Contingency in Your Project Schedule[…]

Just Google it!

Posted on April 19, 2018October 13, 2022 by Nichole Zimmerman

How often do you find yourself reaching for your mobile or typing into the Google search bar on your laptop to research a question quickly? Did you know that on average adults spend 8-12 hours per day consuming media? Social media and e-commerce industries have grown significantly in the last decade and users are turning Read more about Just Google it![…]

5 Quick Tips to Help You Write Better Blogs

Posted on April 4, 2018October 3, 2022 by Nichole Zimmerman

The key to a writing a successful blog post is to inform readers about a topic, and position EPMA and the author as thought leaders. You cannot do this if people leave the site right after they land on it. I will share five tips that will have an immediate impact on creating better blog Read more about 5 Quick Tips to Help You Write Better Blogs[…]

Microsoft Online Proctored Exam Experience

Posted on February 22, 2018October 3, 2022 by Sinem Tepe

When I decided to take my first MCP (Microsoft Certified Professional) exam, there was a decision to make. I could either make a reservation to take the test at an exam center or take it with an online proctored option at my home/office. Being unfamiliar with online proctored exam concept, I spent a couple of Read more about Microsoft Online Proctored Exam Experience[…]

Project Server 2013 – New Project failed to publish?

Posted on February 16, 2018October 3, 2022 by Sunil Guntupalli

Do you see the following error message in Project Server 2013 when you try to create a new project? Error: Your new <Project Name> has been created successfully, but failed to publish and will not be listed in the Project Center. For more information on the failure, visit the My Queue Jobs page or contact your Read more about Project Server 2013 – New Project failed to publish?[…]