Introduction
Project management is a broad term that can mean something very formal and specific to one person, but something very organic and pieced together to another. The fact of the matter is that “pieced together” can get you only so far. Spreadsheets, sticky notes, and email are all great tools, and they may work fine for smaller projects, but when you start adding just a few more people working on a project, or just one or two more reports to generate for upper management, project management becomes more complicated. Your blood pressure goes up a smidge and gathering bits and pieces from the various tools you’ve been using to track your projects gets to be more tedious than you may have time for.
Microsoft Project 2010 addresses these ...
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