Planning and scheduling using Microsoft Project 2013

Planning and scheduling using Microsoft Project 2013

by Paul Eastwood Harris

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This book is designed for users of earlier versions to upgrade their skills and for new planners to learn the software. Microsoft Project 2013 is an extensive interface update from Microsoft Project 2010 and as a result has required a significant rewrite of the author's previous book. This edition is aimed at showing project management professionals how to use the software in a project environment. It can be used as: a training manual, a self-teach book, or user guide. It stays focused on the information required to create and update a schedule with or without resources using Microsoft Project 2013 by: concentrating on the core functions required to plan and control a project; keeping the information relevant to each topic in the appropriate chapter; providing a quick reference at the start of each chapter listing the chapter topics and listing a comprehensive index of them. --

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