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That is what Microsoft Project Online is all about. Making it easier, faster, simpler for teams to work together and deliver results. These are just some of the capabilities you can expect by using Project Online:   Simplified ITGet your team up and running quickly with the latest technology and industry standards to separate PMO […]

Hello! On a regular basis we get questions from customers and others asking where they may be able to find more information on how to use, or get started, with Microsoft Project Online.  With the simplicity in which people can subscribe to Microsoft Project Online, the sign-ups are numerous.  Unlike other office products that are […]

It can be confusing trying to figure out the new Product set from Microsoft.  What should I choose? Office 365? Azure? SharePoint Online? etc…   I wanted to focus on the benefits of Azure and I found an article on the MSDN blogs.    Why choose Azure? Here four reasons that are broken down in this […]

I have seen this error for couple of customers recently. The Approval Page does not load and gives below error message. Error: One or more categories of approval could not be loaded. In both the cases, I found below error in ULS log. ULS Error ============================ PSI: System.ArgumentException: Value was either too large or too […]

If you are interested in Microsoft Project Online and many of our customers are, you might be wondering about the licenses and how they work. Here is some helpful information to get you started:   Every user needs to be given a license to use Microsoft Project Online.    Depending on what your organization subscribes to, […]

Recently I worked on one of the issues where PWA Administrator was not able access the PWA and was getting below error. The last thing he did was start a Delegation session to act as one of his team member. We were able to login as another user by using the the URL as http://servername/pwa/_layouts/closeConnection.aspx?loginasanotheruser=true. […]

Just created a checklist to help in deciding if one should install stand-alone mode Microsoft Project Server 2013 or not. You get a choice at the time of Microsoft SharePoint 2013 install to either do a complete install or stand-alone install. Here I am focusing on the later option. stand-alone mode install is quicker and […]

Whoa! I found great information this morning on ZDnet.com.  This means more bang for your buck! “… Earlier this month, Office 365 business subscribers began getting access to an additional 1 TB of OneDrive for Business storage. Now, Office 365 Home and Personal accounts are getting their free terabyte in the consumer OneDrive. Here's what […]

These are just a few of the benefits of Office 365: The new Office is optimized to give you the best experience across devices - PCs, smart phones and tablets. Discover new insights with new highly interactive, data exploration, visualization, and presentation capabilities (PowerView) in the new Excel. Deployment is now simplified since the new […]

Here is a great article that outlines key releases for Office, Dynamics, Windows Phone and others.  Check it out… Do you need assistance with Office 365, SharePoint, Project Sever 2013 or Azure?  Contact Us – We can Help!

We wanted to configure Analysis Services and OLAP functionality to use a different instance of SQL Server than Project server database server because it was a stand alone install of Project server. So, SQL Server Analysis Service was running on the remote Database server. and it was NOT running on the local Project server Database […]

Office 365 offers so many benefits to customers, these are just a few:   • More efficient management: With Office 365 customers get anywhere access to the latest technology, they can collaborate easily, and spend less time and effort managing email and collaboration servers. • Cost savings: Moving software and services off local machines and […]

“Yes, you are reading correct! The July 2014 CU. The bi-monthly CU release cycle is gone. The product group is now releasing CUs every month rather than every other month.” Read the full article here. Well folks, it looks like Microsoft will supply Cumulative updates even sooner.  This may make it even harder to keep […]

I just ran into this strange behavior after upgrading Microsoft Project server from 2007 to 2013. After the upgrade a team member was able to log time against a task, it was sent to his manager for approval, his manager approved his time, but time was never visible in project. So, ‘Actual work’ remained zero […]

MS Project Now is pleased to announce the addition of Cliff Goodwin to our Sales and Business Development team.  Cliff will be based out of our Waltham, MA office. Cliff joins us with over 20 years of sales management experience in software and professional services.  Cliff has successfully built and managed sales, business development and […]

Yes!  You have followed the “minimum” requirements recommended by Microsoft but there are other recommendations (such as Distributed Cache) that you should consider when setting up SharePoint. Read the full article here. Need help with your SharePoint Installation/Configuration?   We can help!  Contact us for more information.

I recently built a stand-alone project server 2013 farm by installing SharePoint 2013 and Project Server 2013 with SP1. I ran the PSConfig.exe to finish the process.  When I tried to browse the PWA after all of the above, I ran into below error: Derived method 'RequiresWebPartClientScript' in type 'Microsoft.Office.Project.PWA.WebParts.PWAPart' from assembly 'Microsoft.Office.Project.Server.PWA, Version=15.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, […]