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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
BackCover
Implementing Enterprise Portfolio Management with Microsoft Project Server 2002
Introduction
Part I: Part One Project Server Overview and Deployment Planning
Chapter 1: Introducing Microsoft Project Server
Getting Started with Project Server
The ProjectProject Server Workflow
Project Team Collaboration Tools
Advanced Analysis
Portfolio Modeling
Resource Tools
Choosing to Implement Project Server
The Benefits of a Project Management Tool
Configuring Project for Your Business
The Challenges of Moving to a Project Management Tool
Summary
Chapter 2: An Implementation Framework
EIF Overview
EIF Trilogy
Enhancing the EIF
Summary
Chapter 3: Requirements Gathering
A Pilot: Your First Iteration
Determine Process Improvement Requirements and Goals
Determine Core Requirements
Define Training Requirements
Project Templates
Project Files
Define Noncore Requirements
Add System Design Information
Summary
Chapter 4: Designing a Physical Deployment
Environment Requirements
Using Project and Project Server Across Low-Bandwidth Connections
Scaling Project Server Deployments
Strategizing Your Growth Path
Summary
Part II: Installation and Installation Troubleshooting
Chapter 5: Installing SharePoint Team Services and Project Server
Before Beginning the Installation Process
Installation Preparation
Installing STS and Project Server
Postinstallation Steps
Verifying Project ServerSTS Interoperability
Installing Project Professional
Installing SQL Decision Support Objects
Summary
Chapter 6: Installation Troubleshooting
Resolving Project Server Installation Issues
When You Can t Connect to Project Server Through the Browser
When Project Professional Doesn t Connect to Project Server
Uninstalling STS
Uninstalling Project Server
Backing Up and Restoring Project Server and STS
Summary
Chapter 7: Advanced Installation Techniques
Understanding Registry Keys That Relate to Your Project Server Installation
Distributing Project Server Components
Restoring an STS Implementation to a Different Server
Summary
Part III: Configuring Project Server for Your Organization
Chapter 8: Getting Started with Project Server Configuration
Understanding Project Server s Language
Understanding Publishing in Project Server
Understanding Enterprise Global Concepts
Getting Familiar with the Project Web Access Administration Interface
Getting Familiar with Configuration Selections in Project 2002 Professional Edition
Understanding Custom Outline Codes and Custom Fields
Summary
Chapter 9: Configuring Project Server Application Options
Setting Options for Enterprise Features
Setting Options for OLAP and Resource Availability Tables
Setting Base URL Paths for Project Server
Configuring Project Web Access Menus
Configuring Tracking Method Settings
Configuring Gantt Chart Formats and Grouping Formats
Configuring Nonproject Time Categories
Setting Default Working Times for the Enterprise

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