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Welcome to my Microsoft Project blog. I will be posting information regarding all versions of Project Server from Project Server 2003 to the latest version, Project Server 2013 / Project Online and now the new Project for the Web application.
I am a Microsoft PPM and SharePoint consultant but my main focus currently is around Microsoft PPM tools – Project Online and Project for the Web. I have been working with Project Server for over 10 years for a Microsoft Gold Certified Partner in the UK, I work for Corporate Project Solutions, known as CPS – https://www.cps.co.uk
My role at CPS is Head of PPM Solution Architecture and well as Product Manager for the edison365 products: https://www.edison365.com/.
I have been awarded with the Microsoft Community Contributor Award 2011 and more recently the Project MVP award in April 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017 – 2018, 2018 – 2019 and 2019 – 2020.
Thank you for reading, if you have any comments or queries please do not hesitate to contact me.
Paul Mather
MVP Profile: https://mvp.microsoft.com/en-us/PublicProfile/5000025
TechNet Profile: https://social.technet.microsoft.com/profile/pwmather
Twitter Account: https://twitter.com/pwmather
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Hey Paul,
Just wanted to thank you for your help on my emailing issues with workflows the other day I appreciated the input as it eventually lead me to the solution.
Thanks again!
Don
Comment by Don Landry— September 25, 2011 #
Hi Don,
No problem, glad to have helped you resolve your issue!
Thanks
Paul
Comment by pwmather— September 26, 2011 #
Paul,
tried to post to an entry you have, does not appear to be going through.
Link to posting is:
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-ZA/projserv2010setup/thread/ef50f40a-ea2e-450b-a71e-bc16db663f9e?prof=required
we have also achieved success in part from your posting, so thanks.
I have more details if you want to contact me.
Comment by Eric Schyberg— October 28, 2011 #
Hi Eric,
Glad the post helped you out, also glad I wasn’t the only one seeing these issues!. It was a shame that nobody from MS replied to the thread, not sure why you couldn’t reply to the post… Might be worth trying again…
Thanks
Paul
Comment by pwmather— October 31, 2011 #
[…] that you are behind schedule.Deliverable/Issues and Risks lists are the same, in fact Paul Mather few days back wrote about the change of functionality of linking tasks along with issues/risks […]
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Paul
I have a few questions from South Africa. Is it possible to skype or email. I just need a bit of a pointer in the right direction.
Comment by Nick— January 22, 2014 #
Hi Nick,
You would need to go via my employer:
http://www.cps.co.uk/Contact-Us/Pages/Contactus.aspx
Feel free to drop them a line and see if we can help you out.
Paul
Comment by pwmather— January 28, 2014 #
[…] that you are behind schedule.Deliverable/Issues and Risks lists are the same, in fact Paul Mather few days back wrote about the change of functionality of linking tasks along with issues/risks […]
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[…] Paul posted a very useful looking PowerShell script which I have downloaded and just need to find time to play with – https://pwmather.wordpress.com/2014/12/01/projectonline-projectserver-project-site-finder-javascript-jquery-office365-sharepoint/ – this looks like another option to the Project Online access to list data I described in my ‘Ideas’ posting. […]
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Paul,
We use Project Pro and Project Online hosted on the CLOUD. Am I correct that to use Power BI and your report pack (which looks great) a user must have a Project Online Premium license?
Thanks
John
Comment by John Murphy— February 23, 2017 #
Hi John, a user will just need a Project Online Professional license as that license allows access to the OData feeds.
Comment by pwmather— February 24, 2017 #