2. INTRODUCTION
» Purpose: Overview of Project Server and Project Plan Model
» Part 1: Project Plans; and Part 2: SharePoint
» How does this relate to you?
» Part 2 Agenda
• Overview of SharePoint Project Sites
• Navigating to Project Sites
• Template Overview and Project Server Web Parts
• Custom Lists
• Scoring and Performance Monitoring
• Status Reporting
3. OVERVIEW
» SharePoint Project Sites
• Created from template when a project is published
• Lists linked with tasks in the Project Plan
• Use as a center for all project information
• Customize to suit your needs
4. OVERVIEW
» From Project Center
• Highlight project then select
‘Project Site’ in the Ribbon
» From Project Web
• Select from the list of Project Sites
» From Project Plan
• Select ‘Project Site’ in the Ribbon
» Bookmark your sites
Navigating to Project Sites
13. PROJECT SERVER WEB PARTS
What are Web Parts?
» Sections of a SharePoint page to display summarized views of data
• Example: Project Assessment List
• TFS Query Results
• Graphed list data
15. PERFORMANCE SCORING
» Use for quick glance status
• Green = everything is on track, move on
• Yellow = indicates some things are in danger, get information
• Red = trouble, needs detailed investigation and possibly revised plan
Key Performance Index
16. WEEKLY STATUS REPORT
» Not in latest template
» Collect status summaries
from desired lists in the site
» Generate graphs
» Customize views to display
only pertinent information
17. UPCOMING
» Do we have the need for detailed training?
» Request licensing for project leads
» Request administrative permissions for IEE/Raleigh
» Enable portfolio reporting dashboards
» Enable Performance Point services
» Bi-monthly update presentations as functionality developed and rolled
out