Lesson 2 Introducing Microsoft Project
Although it doesn't manage your projects for you, Microsoft Project is your quick and clever assistant in estimating schedules, calculating costs, balancing resources, displaying progress, and testing what-if scenarios.
Microsoft offers several editions of Project, from basic to full-featured, and from traditional desktop to online cloud-based applications. In this lesson, you'll discern which of these flavors is best for you and your team.
To begin, you'll start up Microsoft Project and tour the windows, views, and modes where different features reside.
For this book, the procedures and examples are based on Microsoft Project Online Desktop Client as implemented in October 2021 as the Microsoft “Project Plan 3” for cloud-based project management solutions. This is largely the same as Microsoft Project Professional 2021, the perpetual (nonsubscription) version. You can learn about changes since then with help and tips located within the app, ...
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