Project 2010 Beta released

Called the most significant Microsoft Project release in a decade, the free beta for Project 2010 is available now. Try it and see what the buzz is about.

Microsoft Project is used extensively across HM Government and is seen by many users as the standard Project Scheduling toolset. Project 2010 is the next iteration of this successful tool and brings out many new features and capabilities that customers have been requesting over the years. The complete solution from the desktop to the enterprise is catered for in Project 2010, thus allowing organisations to better manage their individual schedules through to the complete organisations project, programme and portfolio management needs.

The current focus of the OGC on improving PMO and governance is an example of an area where Project 2010 will deliver benefits that can help to cut costs. As Project 2010 is built on SharePoint 2010 it delivers the ability to manage governance (Gateways Review Process), resources, collaboration and reporting across the organisation becomes closer to reality.

You can now download for free the Project Professional 2010 Beta and the Project Server 2010 Beta from: www.microsoft.com/project/2010/en/us/default.aspx

To further enhance the Project 2010 experience Microsoft has created a video portal where you can view videos from customers, partners and the Microsoft Project development team. The videos are short and demonstrate a selection of the new features in Project 2010: www.microsoft.com/video/en/us/channels/microsoftproject

Webcasts on Project 2010:

Learn how you can utilise the powerful capabilities included in Project 2010. Obtain unique insights into how the next release will continue to support your business during the series, delivered by Microsoft engineers and product managers.

Register now for these upcoming complimentary sessions:

Wednesday January 20th Project Professional 2010 Overview

Wednesday February 17th Project Server 2010 Overview

For more in-depth technical content about Project 2010 visit:

https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/projectserver/ee263909.aspx

https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/office/aa905469.aspx

Posted by Bob