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Project Server 2007 Report Pack II – An incredible asset you should all leverage

This is a blog post that is worth checking out! My colleague Jan Kalis just announced the release of the Project Server 2007 Report Pack II (recorded webcast and demo here ). Why is it the best thing since slice bread? Well check out the following list

Upcoming Project Server Reporting Webcast: “Project Server Report Pack II - The top reports”

As announced by Jan Upcoming “Project Server Report Pack II - The top reports” WebCast , with the recent release of our core demo image ( Project and Portfolio Management (PPM/EPM) VPC v4 Available for Download ) came a lot of valuable reports that will

SQL Server 2008 R2

Announced today at TechEd: SQL Server 2008 R2 , will be a great enhancement to Project Server deployment from a reporting perspective, why? Check the following preliminary resources (more info here: R2 Benefits by Workload ): Self Service Analysis with
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Announcing the release of the April Cumulative Update for Project and Project Server 2007

We are happy to the announce the release of the April Cumulative Update (April CU) . Cumulative Update (CU) are scheduled every two months, so the next releases will be at the end of June, August, October, December, etc... Please note that the April CU

Fields required to run Project List and Project Detail Reports

I posted this set of sample SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) reports almost a year ago: New SQL Reporting Services Sample Reports for Project Server , and due to popular demand finally documented the required custom fields and lookup tables to run

How to report Project Risks at a Program Level?

A request I heard a few times from customers is how can you report Risks (or Issues) at a Program Level and since I’m snowed in it’s a perfect opportunity for a new EPM blog post! Since Risks and Issues are stored as lists within SharePoint another way

How to upgrade your existing Microsoft Project VPC running on SQL 2005 to SQL Server 2008

I’m sure you have seen these cool SQL Reporting Services 2008 reports: Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services 2008 – Sample Project Server Reports and would like to do the same in your favorite EPM demo VPC or you just have plenty of free time during

Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services 2008 – Sample Project Server Reports

Following the release of this sample SQL Server Reporting Services 2005 report pack: New SQL Reporting Services Sample Reports for Project Server , I have just updated two sample reports ( Risks and Portfolio Status , attached below) to illustrate the

How to secure your Project Server Reporting Services Reports

It seems SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) is broadly used today in Project Server deployments to build custom reports and extract all the gold nuggets from our relational and decisional data stores (SQL Server Analysis Services cubes), specially when

Project Server and PerformancePoint Server Virtual Lab and Webcast

Following this post: Latest resources for Project Server and PerformancePoint Server Integration , please find below two key content that illustrates the added value for customers of leveraging Project Server 2007 and PerformancePoint Server 2007. Please

Recommended number of Project/SharePoint Workspace

A partner recently asked me the following question: Is there a recommended limit on how many workspaces can be created at one level? First please refer to the following SharePoint documentation on TechNet : Plan for software boundaries (Windows SharePoint

New Online Training Courses for Microsoft Excel Services

FYI a recent post from the Excel team: If you're new to Excel Services and are looking to understand what the product can do for you, these four training courses are a good introduction. Note that these courses don't cover the breadth of functionality

Project Reportcard Solution Starter On CodePlex

Bob Segrest from BSegE LLC has recently published the following project on CodePlex: Project Reportcard ( http://www.codeplex.com/ProjectReportcard ) The Project Reportcard was developed as a tool to help Project Managers assess their projects based on

Project Server and PerformancePoint Server 2007 session at Business Intelligence Conference

William Brown from Symmetry Corporation and I will be giving the following session at the upcoming Business Intelligence Conference next October in Seattle: Performance Management for Projects using Microsoft Project and Office PerformancePoint Server

Configure Excel Calculation Services with Project Server 2007

Published last week on TechNet: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc770224(TechNet.10).aspx and if you want to see sample Excel Services reports in an EPM context, check the following: http://blogs.msdn.com/chrisfie/archive/2008/04/13/new-excel-services-sample-reports-for-project-server.asp
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