Microsoft Project allows you to set deadlines for almost anything Tasks, Summary Tasks, or Milestones.
Instead of using the Task Information dialogue, there is a much faster way!
Insert the Deadline field (column) in your current table by right-clicking in the column header to the right of where you want the Deadline column inserted.
We just learned from Christophe Fiessenger that Office 2010, SharePoint 2010, Visio 2010, Project 2010 and Project Server 2010 are on schedule and will release to manufacturing (RTM) next month.
For businesses, the 2010 set of products, including Office 2010, SharePoint 2010, Visio 2010, and Project 2010 worldwide will launch on May 12.
The Microsoft Project Blog has additional details.
Also, save the date to log in and watch Stephen Elop, President of the Microsoft Business Division, announce the launch of Office 2010 and SharePoint 2010 on May 12, 2010 at 11 a.m. EST.
Be sure to continue checking out our updates at Advisicon’s Project and SharePoint 2010 web pages. You can test drive Project Server 2010 in lab format from our site, and watch a demonstration of SharePoint 2010 from our site.
Get Project 2010 ready, it’s coming soon!!
Sincerely,
Team Advisicon
Microsoft just released new lab sessions, so you have over an hour to access Project Server 2010..for free!
Click through our website to start your session (http://www.advisicon.com/pro2010.htm). While you are there, watch Advisicon’s President (and Microsoft Project MVP) give his thoughts about the new product.
There is more buzz about the anticipated release of Microsoft Project 2010. We continue to work with the technology and I can say we are genuinely excited with this product.
On January 27th, 2010, Advisicon’s President Tim Runcie was the host of a Microsoft worldwide Enterprise Project Management (EPM) webcast titled Microsoft Office Project 2010 – Enhanced Project Management. Tim showcased the abilities of Project 2010 as it relates to managing, controlling, and progressing dynamic project schedules.
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Kevin Williamson, MCTS, PMP
Many project managers forget to include project planning in their Project schedules: reviewing and authorizing tasks and activities, project monitoring and reporting, reminding resources to update tasks and submit their updates, team meetings. These are involved in delivering successful projects, and are often the points that need the most attention from a project manager, so they should be included in your Project schedules.
