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Dynamic Scheduling with Microsoft Office Project 2007: The Book by and for Professionals

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in 20 years reading, working and teaching about project management, this book has been the most read, marked and used as reference I ever have... a "must" for any project manager in any PM maturity level...

en 20 años leyendo, trabajando y enseñando acerca dirección de proyectos, este libro ha sido el mas leído, marcado y usado como referencia que alguna vez he tenido.... obligatorio para cualquier gerente de proyectos en cualquier nivel de madurez en dirección de proyectos...

I'm not a Microsoft products fan. However, as project manager, I know that MS Office Project is one of the best standalone tools on the market (and this is no a reference for Project Server). So I decided to learn more about the tool. I asked few colleagues for recommendations and all of them mentioned this one. Book is clear, easy to follow, with examples (not nicely included as part of the reading). Book is great! You got details, tricks and an excellent experience-transfer reference.

I've found this book to be an excellent resource that walks the reader through the development of a project schedule. The book not only indicates how to build the schedule, but also the varying approaches to doing so, and then provides a recommended approach. This adds a bit of depth that I've not found in other resources, and helped me understand varying perspectives. Most other books that I've read typically focus only on a one-dimensional approach.

I was looking for a book that provide explanation about msproject and the PMBOK -PMI teory of process. I want to share to readers this book fullfilled my expectations.