Ashley BonnerIT Security Governance Analyst| Freedom MortgageCedar Falls, Ia, United States
I’m finishing up a #SharePoint Migration project and I’m working on creating the new/first Project Management (public) page and I need your two cents…
1. Other than specific project links/documents what else would you want to include?
2. For users to access a ‘Project Site’ created from MS Project it requires a license. What workarounds have you found work best? Saving Changes...
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Sromon DasSenior Project Manager| Mara ConsultingHalifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
for #2: in my previous org the MS Project web app did the trick. a few ppl had licences who had admin access, and through the webapp users could add tasks, modify, pull from existing resources, etc.
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1 reply by Ashley Bonner
Nov 25, 2018 8:10 PM
Ashley Bonner
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It's a matter of paying for people to have a license.
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Verdieu St FleurFounder & CEO| VEGA MANAGEMENT CONSULTING LLCWilmington, Ca, United States
Hi Ashley, I'm working with SharePoint too. new/first Project Management (public) page. I would suggest: 1- Company (Leadership, Key initiatives, Culture etc.) 2- Work ( Overview, report etc.) 3- Services ( Business Services, Business Resiliency, Help etc.) 4- Organization Units ( Audit Services, Human Resources, Corporate communications, Customer & Operational Services, Legal, Ethics & Compliance etc.) 5- Work Management, Project Portfolio Management, Asset Management ) 6- Search
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Nov 25, 2018 8:09 PM
Ashley Bonner
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I'm totally with you on the overall contents but I'm asking specifically for my PM page.
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Ashley BonnerIT Security Governance Analyst| Freedom MortgageCedar Falls, Ia, United States
Nov 21, 2018 4:59 PM
Replying to Verdieu St Fleur
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Hi Ashley, I'm working with SharePoint too. new/first Project Management (public) page. I would suggest: 1- Company (Leadership, Key initiatives, Culture etc.) 2- Work ( Overview, report etc.) 3- Services ( Business Services, Business Resiliency, Help etc.) 4- Organization Units ( Audit Services, Human Resources, Corporate communications, Customer & Operational Services, Legal, Ethics & Compliance etc.) 5- Work Management, Project Portfolio Management, Asset Management ) 6- Search
I'm totally with you on the overall contents but I'm asking specifically for my PM page. Saving Changes...
Ashley BonnerIT Security Governance Analyst| Freedom MortgageCedar Falls, Ia, United States
Nov 21, 2018 1:16 PM
Replying to Sromon Das
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for #2: in my previous org the MS Project web app did the trick. a few ppl had licences who had admin access, and through the webapp users could add tasks, modify, pull from existing resources, etc.
It's a matter of paying for people to have a license. Saving Changes...
Ashley BonnerIT Security Governance Analyst| Freedom MortgageCedar Falls, Ia, United States
Focusing on #2 "For users to access a ‘Project Site’ created from MS Project it requires a license. What workarounds have you found work best?"
Anyone? Saving Changes...
Frank ValdiviaDirector of Analytics| Heifer InternationalShoreview, Mn, United States
Maybe outside the MS Project license but have you checked on the PM site templates that come with SHP? they are at no cost Saving Changes...
1. Other than specific project links/documents what else would you want to include? -- May be templates or hyperlink of projectmanagement.com will do
2. For users to access a ‘Project Site’ created from MS Project it requires a license. What workarounds have you found work best? -- As in Power BI, you can get the link to publish in SPO you can check if the same feature is available on MS Project. Saving Changes...
Stelian ROMANProject Manager| MicroSafetyCarlingford, New South Wales, Australia
There are many useful thinks that you can do using custom lists
- Risk/issue register
- reports
you can use planner as a substitute for MS project for schedules
There are many PPM products build on SharePoint, have a look Saving Changes...
