Microsoft® Office Project Server 2007: The Complete Reference

Part I: Consider This Before You Commit to Project Server 2007Chapter 1: What Your CFO Needs to Know about Project ServerChapter 2: What Project Server Will Do For YouChapter 3: The New Architecture of the Microsoft EPM EnvironmentChapter 4: New Features of Project Server 2007, and Some Retired FeaturesPart II: Plan For Your Project Server 2007 InstallationChapter 5: Building Blocks for Implementations SuccessChapter 6: Project PlanningPart III: Details on the Installation and Configuration of Project Server 2007Chapter 7: Project Server 2007 Installation and Prerequisite SoftwareChapter 8: Security ConfigurationChapter 9: Enterprise Data Settings ConfigurationChapter 10: Time and Task Management ConfigurationChapter 11: Look and Feel SettingsChapter 12: Configure the Remaining Server SettingsChapter 13: Roll-Out the DesktopPart IV: Project Server 2007 MaintenanceChapter 14: Performance of Your SystemChapter 15: Application/Database Migration from Previous VersionsChapter 16: Techniques and Solutions for New Project RequestsChapter 17: Integration with External SystemsPart V: Project Server in ActionChapter 18: Time Tracking and Task UpdatesChapter 19: Reporting and ViewsChapter 20: Resource ManagementChapter 21: How the Project Manages Interacts with Project ServerChapter 22: How the Team Member Interacts with Project ServerChapter 23: How the Resource Manager Interacts with Project ServerChapter 24: How Executives Interact with Project ServerChapter 25: Extending the SharePoint Collaborative EnvironmentPart VI: Program and Portfolio ManagementChapter 26: Project Program Management with Project ServerChapter 27: Project Portfolio Management using Project Server