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Creating a Project Plan With SharePoint (PMIS)
Level: Foundation
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4.56/5 Based on 25 Reviews
Learn how to create a project plan with SharePoint as a Project Management Information System (PMIS) in this hands-on course. Discover how you can use SharePoint to create a system where all project management stakeholders and team members are empowered by centralizing, standardizing, collaborating, and communicating on all aspects of the project and its life cycle. Learn how you can leverage its timely Business Intelligence, communications tools, and complete integration with MS Office and MS Project.
Key Features of this Creating a Project Plan Training:
- After-course instructor coaching benefit
- Learning Tree end-of-course exam included
- After-course computing sandbox included
You Will Learn How To:
- Build a SharePoint Project Management Information System (PMIS)
- Create and customize a SharePoint site for effective collaboration
- Monitor and analyze the project schedule and milestones in a SharePoint site
- Generate on-demand project status reports
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Learning Tree offers a flexible schedule program. If you cannot attend full day sessions, this option consists of four-hour sessions per day instead of the full-day session.Creating a Project Plan Course Information
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Requirements
- Experience at the level of:
- Course 296, Project Management: Skills for Success
- Experience at the level of:
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Software
- SharePoint 2013 is used for the exercises in this course
Creating a Project Plan Course Outline
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Overview of a SharePoint PMIS
- Leveraging industry best practices, tools and techniques to achieve project success
- Benefiting from SharePoint collaboration features
- Tailoring SharePoint as a standards-based PMIS
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Establishing the PMIS Platform
Creating the SharePoint PMIS
- Presenting a project management methodology
- Identifying relevant organizational processes
- Setting up sites with new and existing templates
- Performing initial site administrative tasks
Adding users and setting permissions
- Defining organizational structure
- Determining stakeholder communication requirements
- Building a SharePoint communication plan
- Customizing permissions for specific site components
Customizing the PMIS structure and standards
- Planning the information architecture
- Generating issue, contact, calendar, project tracking and custom lists
- Centralizing documents in libraries
- Supporting various document types: PDF, Word documents and Excel spreadsheets
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Fostering Team Collaboration
Identifying project coordination challenges
- Real time
- Remote
- Offline
- Performing a needs assessment
- Selecting the appropriate SharePoint solution
Employing SharePoint collaboration features
- Enabling version control, check-in/check-out and content approval for document management
- Allowing for offline communication
- Utilizing wikis for efficient content management
- Linking Microsoft Office to SharePoint
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Tracking Projects with SharePoint
Monitoring the project schedule
- Establishing project tracking guidelines
- Documenting a risk management process
- Subscribing to automated alerts
Analyzing project progress
- Comparing planned vs. actual task performance
- Assigning tasks with the Project Task List
- Updating the Issues List
Correcting project deviation
- Determining change control procedures
- Reevaluating the project schedule
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Disseminating Project Reports
Informing project status to stakeholders
- Filtering project information with custom views
- Creating management dashboards with Web Parts
Establishing a Meeting Workspace
- Centralizing meeting agendas, documents, action items, schedules and contacts
- Linking Microsoft Outlook with SharePoint
- Locating project information with the built-in search tool
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Integrating Project Management Tools
Leveraging existing project tracking documents
- Employing Microsoft Office 2010 integration with SharePoint Server
- Exporting Microsoft Excel data to SharePoint lists
- Synchronizing a Microsoft Project plan
Presenting project status data
- Editing a Microsoft PowerPoint presentation from the PMIS
- Considering third-party products and application compatibility
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Successfully Closing the Project
- Transferring project and personal lessons learned
- Archiving the SharePoint PMIS
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Creating a Project Plan Training FAQs
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What is a Project Management Information System (PMIS)?
A PMIS is usually one or more software applications and a methodical process for collecting and using project information.
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What versions of SharePoint are covered in this Creating a Project Plan course?
Attendees will work in both SharePoint 2016 and SharePoint Online (O365), as well as the newest versions of MS Office and MS Project.
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Will I earn PDUs from the PMI for this Creating a Project Plan course?
Yes, you will learn 17 PDUs after you complete this course.
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