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Microsoft’s Project is a very standard project management tool that most Project Managers are all to familiar with. While Project is a great application it was limited to local information. Microsoft’s Project Server extends Project’s capabilities and allows the sharing of resources and information across an Enterprise.
Project Server 2007 is built around the SharePoint platform [...]
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It is no secret that I love my MacBook Pro. It runs today just like id did the day I purchased it almost 2 years ago. One of the built in features that I don’t use enough is Automator. Introduced in Tiger as a “personal automation assistant”, Automator allows end users to create workflows to [...]
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I had a coworker run into an interesting VMware issue today and wanted to share.
The Problem
We had a VM that was ‘frozen’ it showed that it was running but it was not responding. After trying to force restart the VM with no luck he went looking for a solution.
The Solution
Because this was in the production [...]
Microsoft has released Project 2010 in a beta release. For those interested in testing there are some compatibility issues that exist. Project 2010 is not compatible with Project Server 2007. The Pert Add-in has been removed. And much more. Read more on the Project Team’s Blog here…
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Managing a corporate environment can be a challenge in its own right but when you throw developers into the mix you have to be careful about their access to the production environment. A developer should never have access to the production environment. Colin over at Benchmark IT Consulting has written a great article on this [...]