Microsoft Project Server Reviews

I use Microsoft Project for project planning across various initiatives. It is the go-to solution for organizations to plan projects, manage sequences of execution, dependencies, and timelines through an end-to-end lifecycle process.

Time-saving for me as a project manager and enhances visibility and real-time reporting for the managers and higher-level executives. It provides an updated version of the project plan with ease, which prevents risks and allows for proactive impact management.

In this particular case, I haven't specifically had a need for Microsoft Project Server for the last three years, using other tools. However, a client is currently exploring options for achieving goals within SharePoint, and there is consideration of using Project Server again for solution building within SharePoint.

The major advantage for me in using Microsoft Project Server is the SQL Server component. Using Power BI and SQL Server, I can extract a lot more data. The combination of Microsoft Project with Project Server and SharePoint provides a perfect solution for me. This setup allows for comprehensive reporting and management across multiple projects and portfolios.

I use Microsoft Project Server to develop project plans and share them with some of my customers. For the last eight months, I've been using it actively.

Over 14 years, there have been many instances where I needed to develop a project plan and share it with a few of my customers, aiding in project management.

I am a Project Server Administrator and BI Analyst. I work extensively with Microsoft Project Server. We are currently on the 2013 on-prem version, which is currently two versions back. We are in the process of migrating to Project Online, which will in the Microsoft cloud.

We use Project Server to track enterprise-level projects and implement projects. As a financial institution or credit union service organization, we have over 1,800 member credit unions. We use Project Server to manage our enterprise projects where we're building, modifying, and maintaining products, which are then implemented by our implementations teams. They use Project Server for their checklists and for their project management during implementations. We also use it to track costs in our enterprise projects.

It brings all the information and all the data about our projects into one location. It helps us in providing holistic reporting and trends analysis across projects through the entire enterprise.

My clients use Microsoft Project Server since it is very useful and helpful, making their jobs and lives easier. It is particularly effective for program managers and is currently being used in my project.

Microsoft Project Server makes everything easier by providing a helpful and useful tool that assists in project management. It provides collaboration and integration capabilities that are valuable for managing large projects.

We use Microsoft Project Server for project management. Whenever we get new projects, we enter our projects into the Microsoft Project Server and manage the projects. Submitting the timesheet, resource allocation, and resource utilization are all done from Microsoft Project Server.

Resource allocation is the most valuable feature of Microsoft Project Server.

My organization handles IT consulting and services. That's primarily how the organization is managed. The use case for this solution was to set up the resource development unit and manage the investment cost, scheduling, budgeting, and some of those new initiatives that were supposed to happen in the R&D division. That was why we were looking for a portfolio management product. We found that Project Server could be a way to visualize and govern the entire program for the client.

The solution has improved the organization primarily due to the transparency between each individual team. There is a productivity benefit. I've likely seen a 20% to 28% increase in productivity benefit over a year's time. From a cost perspective, I'm less sure of how to comment. That said, productivity and transparency are definitely the two benefits I've witnessed so far.