Dynamic Scheduling with Microsoft? Office Project 2007 : The Book by and for Professionals

Ambriz, Rodolfo

ISBN 10: 1932159878 / ISBN 13: 9781932159875

Published by J. Ross Publishing, 2008

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Dynamic Scheduling with Microsoft? Office Project 2007 : The Book by and for Professionals
• Publisher: J. Ross Publishing
• Publication Date: 2008
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1932159878
• ISBN 13: 9781932159875
• Binding: Soft cover
• Condition: New

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Synopsis

Microsoft Office Project 2007 can be powerful project management software to help you manage projects more efficiently and effectively if it's used to its maximum potential. This fully revised new edition combines scheduling best practices with valuable recommendations as to why, when, and how to use the various features of Microsoft Office Project 2007 based on research from over 1,000 real-life schedules. Unlike other user manuals, this unique guide gives a complete picture of how to use this software to achieve the best results in practice. "A must read, re-read, and use daily for all project managers" is what PMI's Project Management Journal had to say about the previous edition. This updated version is even better.

About the Author

Rodolfo Ambriz, PMP, is a Microsoft® Project expert and runs Latin American operations for International Institute for Learning (IIL), a global leader that provides project, program, and portfolio management, Microsoft Office Project and Project Server, Six Sigma, and Business Analysis training and consulting solutions to businesses. He heads the IIL team that is currently creating the 2007 Microsoft Official Courses for Project and Project Server. Ambriz has provided services to a wide range of clients, including Banamex/Citigroup, PEMEX, Hewlett Packard, TELMEX, and IBM/Tecnosys. He consults in the areas of business analysis and Microsoft Office Enterprise Project Management, and has created customized courses in Spanish for clients in Mexico, Latin America and Spain. Ambriz is also a tenured professor in the engineering department of La Salle University, in Mexico City; serves on Project Management Institute's (PMI) Registered Education Providers (R.E.P.) Advisory Group; was a former president of PMI's Mexico chapter; and speaks regularly at local and international PMI events.