| Microsoft Project Server 2002 Rolls Out at HQ |
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| Did you know that every year $75 billion is spent on failed projects in the U.S., and the greatest contributor to project failure is poor project management? On the other hand, it's shown that world-class organizations complete nearly 90 percent of their projects within 10 percent of budget and time estimates. How do they do it? What's the key to successful project management?
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| To succeed in any project, one needs the right tools to handle the task. After an extensive investigation, a new tool, MS Project Server 2002, has been adopted at headquarters. Some of the new and different features the tool will bring to StorageTek include:
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| Collaborative project reporting
Project cost tracking
Projects will be tracked using project plans
Project resources assigned to projects
Executive dashboard and reporting
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| This software offers tremendous benefits, including:
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| Enterprise standardization
Enterprise resource management
What-if analysis
Team collaboration
Intuitive planning
Enhanced integration
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| Project sponsor Roy Perry, along with a pilot team of representatives from eight departments including Finance, Program Support Team, Global Services, Corporate Quality, Purchasing, Business Enablement, Six Sigma and Human Resources, have been using Microsoft Project Server 2002 since December 2002.
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