A while ago, we published results of the survey where we asked our clients about their disaster recovery experiences while using Microsoft Project Online. The statistics were striking: while the majority of the companies surveyed did have some disaster recovery solution in place, only 5%...
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In our previous post, we covered the key benefits of implementing Office 365 PPM in an organization and the costs associated with it. While the statistics say there is an improvement of PMO performance, organizations should realize that there needs be as much focus on...
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PPM tools almost always cause a drastic shift in how projects are managed, tracked, and reported across the organization. However, it’s always been difficult to measure what the exact impact is of Microsoft PPM tools on PMO performance. A while ago, Forrester Consulting conducted the Total...
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Being an extensible Microsoft Azure SaaS platform, FluentPro Integration Hub supports connectors to multiple platforms. In this post, we’ll cover the integration scenario between Microsoft Office 365 Planner and Project Online. Project Online + Planner This integration scenario enables publishing projects from Microsoft Project Online to Microsoft...
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Being an extensible Microsoft Azure SaaS platform, the FluentPro Integration Hub supports connectors to multiple platforms. In this post, we’ll cover the integration scenario between Salesforce and Microsoft Project Online. Project Online + Salesforce This integration scenario allows creating a new project automatically in Microsoft Project Online...
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After the analysis and requirements stages, configuration is the first thing you deal with in Microsoft Project Online implementation. Further, configuration remains the key performance-related element throughout your work with the system. Normally, it contains dozens or even hundreds of fields, lookup tables, views, multiple...
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