You're reading from Learning Microsoft Project 2019 Streamline project, resource, and schedule management with Microsoft's project management software

Product type Paperback

Published in Sep 2020

Publisher Packt

ISBN-13 9781838988722

Length 504 pages

Edition 1st Edition

Tools

Microsoft Project

Concepts

Management Software

Author (1):

Srikanth Shirodkar

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Table of Contents (32) Chapters

Preface

1. Section 1: The Iron Triangle – a Quick Primer for Project Management

2. Chapter 1: Project Management – the Essential Primer FREE CHAPTER

3. Section 2: Project Initiation with Microsoft Project

4. Chapter 2: Fundamentals of Microsoft Project

5. Chapter 3: Initiating projects with Microsoft Project

6. Chapter 4: Underlying Concepts of Microsoft Project

7. Chapter 5: Resource Management with Microsoft Project

8. Section 3: Project Planning Like a Pro!

9. Chapter 6: Work Breakdown Structure – the Single Critical Factor

10. Chapter 7: Tasks – under the Microscope

11. Chapter 8: Mastering Link Dependency and Constraints

12. Chapter 9: Extended Customization – Task and Gantt Formatting

13. Section 4: Project Execution – the Real Deal

14. Chapter 10: Executing Agile Projects with MS Project

15. Chapter 11: Overallocation – the Bane of Project Managers

16. Chapter 12: Baselines – Techniques and Best Practices

17. Chapter 13: Project Tracking Techniques

18. Section 5: Monitoring and Control with Microsoft Project

19. Chapter 14: Views, Tables, and Customization

20. Chapter 15 : Resource and Cost Management

21. Chapter 16: Critical Path Monitoring and Advanced Techniques

22. Chapter 17: Project Reports 101

23. Section 6: Project Closure with Microsoft Project

24. Chapter 18: Reviewing Projects and Creating Templates for Success

25. Chapter 19: Advanced Custom Reports and Templates

26. Chapter 20: Book Conclusion and Next Steps

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Appendix A: Using This Book as a Textbook

1. Appendix B: Available Fields Reference

Task fields – a small curated subset

2. Appendix C: Keyboard Shortcuts

3. Appendix D: Glossary

Next steps

Congratulations! You have arrived at the end of this book through diligence and hard work. Now is the time to translate all that you have learned into project success. Here are the next steps to take:

As the saying goes, practice makes perfect. You have learned about all of the tools to practice the techniques we have covered perfectly. If you have not been working on the chapters in this book, then I urge you to start recreating the simple examples. You can find new assignments that I give to my students periodically on the website www.learngood.in.
Review project schedules from anywhere that you can get them—from your company, from colleagues, and from your extended network.
Sharpen the saw: Study and leverage project templates from your organization, industry, and business domains.
Share your own templates and schedule plans! Be careful to sanitize them first by removing named resources and any business-critical information. Be generous,...