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Project Reportcard

The Project Reportcard was developed as a tool to help Project Managers assess their projects based on organizational standards implemented by their PMO. Understanding what the organizational KPIs are going to look like before their project update is published, can help a project manager avoid ... [More] non-compliance issues and prepare to address real project challenges. Most PMs find value in being able to see their Project Reportcard before it is visible to the PMO and management team. The Project Reportcard also makes it easier for the PMO to verify compliance with organizational standards. Master projects, projects based on enterprise project templates and non-template projects are supported. The Project Reportcard is written in VB.Net using Visual Studio Tools for Office (VSTO) and built in Microsoft Visual Studio 2008. It is deployed as an Add-In for Microsoft Office Project Professional 2007. Full functionality requires a Microsoft Office Project Server 2007 and the creation of several custom enterprise fields. Community and author support is provided on a time available basis. Please select the Discussions and Issue Tracker tabs in this forum for Project Reportcard support. Polite dialog is always appreciated. [Less]

EPMSync Utility

Microsoft Office Project Server 2007 (Project Server) and Microsoft Office Project Portfolio Server 2007 (Portfolio Server) integrate via the Portfolio Server gateway. Data is exchanged by running either an import or an export from Portfolio Server. But this exchange is done in bulk and typically ... [More] batched. There is a desire to have a more granular experience in near real-time. The EPMSync Solution Accelerator is a proposed solution to this problem. The EPMSync Solution Accelerator synchronizes Portfolio Server attributes with Project Server custom fields (and a set of project level built-in fields). The solution is made up of a Windows Service and a number of supporting applications. [Less]

Project Server 2007 Timesheet &

Code samples that demonstrate how EPM (Project Server) 2007 Timesheet and Statusing functionalities could be customized using custom event handlers and Project Server Interface calls. These samples leverage the Timesheeting and Statusing API documented in the EPM 2007 SDK