What to read after Microsoft Project For Practical Usage?

A basic introduction to Ms.Project where anyone can learn step by step and create a project plan. Suitable for those who want to undertake project management. It's easy to learn with examples and simple steps. 

Topics covered range from beginner level to project completion. This book covers important topics for users to understand the Ms. Project user interface. 

We have described the most important parts of a project plan with simple steps and examples. Some of the important ones 

The topics covered are:

How important is it to use subtasks to organize tasks and have subtasks? What are milestones and regular tasks? Where can I apply the project delay? How do I link tasks using task dependencies and task constraints? How can I see the important parts? Can resources be assigned to everyday tasks? What is a fixed cost? How can I measure Project's costs? How do I calculate the wages for a resource? What if my resources are overloaded? How can I use the leveling feature to measure and resolve the situation? Can you report? Can you create a project plan in the desired format? 

 If you have any doubts about any of the above topics, then this is the book for you. I wrote this book with the intention of to help users understand the concept regardless of which industry or project they are in. The goal is to understand the concept and apply it to the project plan.

 Have fun learning and do your best!

The Author

Shamani Narayanasamy