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In the Trenches with Microsoft® Office Project 2007
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In the Trenches with Microsoft® Office Project 2007

by Elaine J. Marmel
January 2009
Beginner to intermediate content levelBeginner to intermediate
352 pages
8h 30m
English
Microsoft Press
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Designating How Resources Report Activity

Once you identify the information that you want to track and determine how often you want to track progress, you’ll need information about task progress from team members for each tracking period. During the tracking period, have team members track completed products or deliverables, successful acceptance tests, dates they reach milestones, dates they start and end tasks, number of hours they work on each task, amount of resources they use for each task, and any unplanned costs associated with each task. Ask your team members if they believe each task is on schedule. If it is not, ask them to revise the estimate for the duration of a task and the work required to complete the task. Ask your team members ...

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