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PROEJCT MANAGEMENT
PROJECT SERVER - CASE STUDIES
Birmingham City Council employs 55,000 people who deliver a range of services to the city's 1 million customers. They deployed MS Project to 100 of their project managers across a wide array of services. Efficiency improvements were made in fields ranging from housing to social care, to highway infrastructure.
GijimaAst Microsoft Professional Services (MPS) in South Africa is a division of information and communications technology (ICT) company GijimaAst. GijimaAst started testing Microsoft? Office Project Server 2007 technology in beta with 14 project managers. It wanted to find a new solution for its project management team to improve reporting, customer satisfaction, and time to market. GijimaAst plans to roll out the enterprise project management (EPM) solution division_wide over the next three months.
Black & Veatch Corporation, which has more than 90 engineering offices around the world, specializes in energy, water, and information infrastructure design projects. A recent adopter of the Six Sigma continuous improvement methodology, the company experienced a sharp increase in the number of Six Sigma initiatives that it wanted to tackle. Black & Veatch needed to find an alternative to its practice of tracking projects using complicated spreadsheets. The company engaged Immedient Corporation, a Microsoft? Gold Certified Partner, to implement a solution using the Microsoft Office System. Black & Veatch estimates that the new solution will enable each Black Belt to handle one additional project annually and save $150,000 per year.
Retirement Systems of Alabama was juggling many competing information technology projects and had only manual processes for managing them. The organization decided to team with Project Assistants, a Microsoft? Office Project Premier Partner, to implement the Microsoft Office Enterprise Project Management (EPM) Solution. Working within the Microsoft Solutions Framework for top_down and bottom_up management, Retirement Systems of Alabama developed processes and customized tools so that it can streamline the scheduling of projects and related tasks. It reduced the amount of time that staff members spend in organizational meetings and helped ensure that the most appropriate resources are assigned to each project. Being able to easily develop reports with a variety of views gives the organization better visibility into how time is spent and provides realistic data for more accurate planning.
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