Getting Starting with #ProjectOnline and #PowerApps #PVC18 presentation links #PPM #PMOT #Apps #Office365 #MSProject

Last week I had the pleasure of presenting at the awesome Project Virtual Conference 2018. During my session I referenced existing blog posts and code samples that I had previously published on my blog. As promised in the presentation, here is a blog post containing all of the relevant links to help get you started...

#ProjectOnline #PowerApps example #Office365 #PPM #PMOT #Apps #MSProject #SharePoint Part2

In part 2 of this series we look at continuing with the example PowerApp for Project Online for project details and project navigation. For those of you that missed part 1, a link to the post can be found below: https://pwmather.wordpress.com/2018/02/21/projectonline-powerapps-example-office365-ppm-pmot-apps-msproject-part1/ In part 2 we will update the detail screen to display the data we...

#ProjectOnline #PowerApps example #Office365 #PPM #PMOT #Apps #MSProject Part1

PowerApps aren’t a new feature in Office 365 but not one that I have blogged about before, mainly due to the lack of native support for Project Online, but I have created apps before using PowerApps  - it’s an awesome application! PowerApps provide a great way for users to create powerful business apps without writing...

#Office365 Project Time Reporter mobile app for #iOS released #ProjectOnline #PPM #Timetracking

Yesterday saw the release of the Office 365 Project Time Reporter mobile app for Apple’s iOS, see the announcement here: https://blogs.office.com/2016/09/20/announcing-the-availability-of-office-365-project-time-reporter/ This post gives a walkthrough on getting started and using the app on your iOS device. Firstly download the app for your iOS device from the Apple store: Once completed locate the Project Time...