Author: pwmather

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.

Microsoft Ignite The Tour #London – session on #Projectfortheweb and #PowerApps #PowerPlatform #PPM #Office365 #MSProject #IgniteTheTour #Microsoftignitethetour

Are you going to Microsoft Ignite The Tour in London Thursday and Friday? I will be there both days and presenting a session on Friday in Theatre 3 at 12:05: https://london.myignitetour.techcommunity.microsoft.com/sessions/90891 In this session I will cover Project for the web out of the box and an example of how it can be customised using... Continue Reading →

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Extending #ProjectfortheWeb Part5 #PPM #CDS #MSDyn365 #PowerPlatform #MSProject #PowerApps #PowerAutomate

In the 5th part of the series on extending Project for the Web we will look at adding two more entities to the app and also a simple report created in Word. In part 4 we covered the Power Automate Flow that was used for the Risk to Issue escalation feature and also adding some... Continue Reading →

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Extending #ProjectfortheWeb Part4 #PPM #CDS #MSDyn365 #PowerPlatform #MSProject #PowerApps #PowerAutomate

Here is the 4th part to the series on extending Project for the Web. If you missed part 3, it can be found here: https://pwmather.wordpress.com/2019/12/23/extending-projectfortheweb-part3-ppm-cds-msdyn365-powerplatform-msproject-powerapps/ Part 3 covered adding a new Risks entity into Power Apps then adding this new entity into the example model driven Power App. In part 4 we will look at... Continue Reading →

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Extending #ProjectfortheWeb Part3 #PPM #CDS #MSDyn365 #PowerPlatform #MSProject #PowerApps

Here is part 3 of my blog series for extending Project for the Web, for those of you that missed part 2, it can be found here: https://pwmather.wordpress.com/2019/12/19/extending-projectfortheweb-part2-ppm-cds-msdyn365-powerplatform-msproject-powerapps/ In part 2 we looked at creating the new app, in this post we will look at adding a new Risks entity. My updated example app that... Continue Reading →

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Extending #ProjectfortheWeb Part2 #PPM #CDS #MSDyn365 #PowerPlatform #MSProject #PowerApps

Following on from my last blog post where I started to extending Project for the Web, this is the second post in this series. For those of you that missed part 1, this can be found here: https://pwmather.wordpress.com/2019/12/13/extending-projectfortheweb-part1-ppm-cds-msdyn365-powerplatform-msproject-powerapps/ So in the last post we covered creating / updated the entities in Power Apps by creating... Continue Reading →

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#Office365 #ProjectfortheWeb #MicrosoftTeams integration #PowerAutomate #ProjectManagement #PPM #MSProject #PowerPlatform #AdaptiveCards Part 4

In part 4 of this series we will create a simple Power Automate Flow that posts a message to a Team when a project is overdue. For part 3 of the series, here is the link if you missed it where we looked at adding a Bot for Project for the web into Teams: https://pwmather.wordpress.com/2019/11/22/office365-projectfortheweb-microsoftteams-integration-projectmanagement-ppm-msproject-powerplatform-powervirtualagents-part-3/... Continue Reading →

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