Microsoft Project Online – den brugervenlige PPM løsning!, Jacob Hansen - Projectum
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The document introduces Microsoft Project Online as a user-friendly project portfolio management (PPM) solution, emphasizing its widespread adoption with 20 million users across 10,000 organizations. It discusses the platform's capabilities in managing projects, resources, and portfolios while offering insights on balancing strategic alignment and resource allocation. The content also highlights the intuitive interface and accessibility of Microsoft Project Online for team collaboration.
Microsoft Project Online – den brugervenlige PPM løsning!, Jacob Hansen - Projectum
- 1. Microsoft Project Online – The user-friendly PPM solution! Jacob Hansen 07.05.2015
- 2. Microsoft Project Online Project Perspective Team & collaboration perspective Portfolio perspective 20 80 1 copy sold every 20 seconds 20 million users 10,000 organizations Industry leader in analyst reports 100’spartnersin80countries 20M Agenda Microsoft Project Facts
- 3. …and me Jacob Hansen PPM Nerd Senior Business Consultant +10 years with PPM implementations from a business perspective ppmblog.org Project Manager Consultant Ressource Manager Developer Experience Grundfos LEGODanfoss Experience PMO community PMO Head LEO Pharma Novo Nordisk Novo Zymes
- 4. ...a burning platform? NO DATABASE FINANCE HOURS REPORTING PORTFOLIOSRESOURCESPROJECTS GOVERNANCE DOCUMENTS
- 8. “Let them alone: they be blind leaders of the blind. And if the blind lead the blind, both shall fall into the ditch.” Matthew 15:14 King James Version (KJV)
- 9. “MH370 where are you ?” Panic in the controltower – Is your project the next MH370?
- 10. Easy roadmap overview in Microsoft Project Online Says the portfolio nerd
- 11. Portfolio Simulation in Microsoft Project Online How to balance strategic alignment with money spend on the portfolio
- 12. Resource Simulation in Microsoft Project Online How to balance resources with projects in the portfolio
- 13. The portfolio where you like it Power point & Excel – Your organizations duck tape
- 15. “Having a copy of MS Project makes you a project manager to the same extent that having a copy of MS Word makes you an author.” Frank Parth (Past Board Member, PMI)
- 16. Chesley Sullenberger or Tom Cruise? Better not be a domestic pilot over Afghanistan Waterfall VS Agile Project Management ?
- 17. Simple web interface to your waterfall-projectplan in Microsoft Project Online Sullenberger says “I Like everything in the cloud more than water”
- 18. If you go Agile – You dream of a SCRUM Board Tom Cruse says “I changed my plans – I will go for a beer in the pub”
- 20. “Coming together is a beginning. Keeping together is progress. Working together is success.“ Henry Ford
- 21. To BE or NOT to BE - a team I can tell you - It is not a one-man show!
- 22. Simple web interface to you as a team member in Microsoft Project Online A team member says “I like Facebook better”
- 23. Intuitive user interface Easy configurable Start tomorrow Available on all devices 80 Jacob Hansen JesAllersted Mathias Lægdsmand 100’spartnersin80contries Wrap up Meet us at our booth Jesper Holdt Keld Ellesgaard kl 14.30 What does a good portfolio overview means for the business?
Editor's Notes
- #8: Talking Points: The next investment pillar I would like to talk about is the Resource Management. In a classic Project setting, there are: Project Managers who manage projects. Resource Managers (i.e. line managers or team managers) who own and manage resources. Whenever a Project Manager needs to staff resources on his or her project, they request these resources from the resource managers. Today, unfortunately a lot of this dialogue happens outside of system, which is not optimal enough. Through our investments in Resource Management we will make the process of resource engagement, resource contracts, and resource capacity management: Automated Transparent Very intuitive
- #15: Talking Points: The next investment pillar I would like to talk about is the Resource Management. In a classic Project setting, there are: Project Managers who manage projects. Resource Managers (i.e. line managers or team managers) who own and manage resources. Whenever a Project Manager needs to staff resources on his or her project, they request these resources from the resource managers. Today, unfortunately a lot of this dialogue happens outside of system, which is not optimal enough. Through our investments in Resource Management we will make the process of resource engagement, resource contracts, and resource capacity management: Automated Transparent Very intuitive
- #20: Talking Points: The next investment pillar I would like to talk about is the Resource Management. In a classic Project setting, there are: Project Managers who manage projects. Resource Managers (i.e. line managers or team managers) who own and manage resources. Whenever a Project Manager needs to staff resources on his or her project, they request these resources from the resource managers. Today, unfortunately a lot of this dialogue happens outside of system, which is not optimal enough. Through our investments in Resource Management we will make the process of resource engagement, resource contracts, and resource capacity management: Automated Transparent Very intuitive