Managing Enterprise Projects Using Microsoft Office Project Server 2003, Second Edition (Epm Learning) Review

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(More customer reviews)After having been spoiled by Mr. Chefetz's Project Server 2002 book, I was disappointed in this work. My primary complaint with this book is that it is much less complete than the earlier book. As another reviewer mentioned, this edition does not even have an index. In addition, the coverage of enterprise outline codes, enterprise fields, Project Web Access views, built-in functions and the differences between Project Center and Project views was all less than stellar.The other gripe I have is that what was deliverd in one book before (Chefetz's 2002 book), is now separated into two $50+ books.Is this a conspiracy by the publisher to sell more books?

That being said, the basics of MS Project Server were covered, and this book should serve well as an introductory treatment on the subject.

I'm still looking for a solid reference manual for the 2003 product.

James T. Heires, PMP
President
James Heires Consulting, Inc.
Home of EZ-Metrix code counting tool
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The only book devoted to Project Server for Project Managers, Managing Enterprise Projects using Microsoft Office Project Server 2003, Second Edition guides you through the layers of new functions and features you must know to manage projects effectively using Microsoft's innovative enterprise project management software. This second edition covers updates to the software made through service packs one and two and includes new topics and a rich index. Award winning technologists Gary Chefetz and Dale Howard put years of field experience into your hands through a structured learning approach including hands-on exercises to reinforce each learning module. This book is perfect for users who already use a Microsoft Project version as a stand-alone tool, and want to acquire Microsoft EPM skills.

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