#ProjectOnline Publish all projects using #MSFLow #MicrosoftFlow #PPM #PMOT #Office365 #PowerPlatform part 1

I recently had the opportunity to present at a Microsoft Tech Sync session where I presented a session on Project Online and Flow. During this session gave examples of how Microsoft Flow compliments Project Online by enabling no / low code solutions to extend the Project Online features. I plan to do several blog posts...

#ProjectOnline Project Center updates #O365 #PPM #PMOT #MSProject

Further to the announcement the other week regarding great improvements coming to Microsoft’s Office 365 PPM tool Project Online : https://pwmather.wordpress.com/2017/04/03/awesome-update-for-projectonline-create-and-manage-up-to-30000-projects-ppm-o365-pmot-msproject/ You may have noticed that on your Project Online PWA instance you now have two new checkbox options on the Project Center Projects ribbon to improve page load times if needed: Rollups: Gantt Chart:...

Check server times for #SharePoint / #ProjectServer farms #PS2010 #SP2010 #MSProject #PowerShell

For a server farm it is important that all server times are in sync, for Project Server this is key. For example if the Application server has a different time to the SQL server you might see jobs in the Project Server queue that are in sleeping state. A useful PowerShell script to check all...

#ProjectServer 2010 and #SharePoint 2010 performance analysis using PAL #paltool #PowerShell #PS2010 #SP2010 #Windows

A really useful tool for analysing Performance Counter logs is PAL – Performance Analysis of Logs. This is primarily a PowerShell tool with a GUI interference available to download from CodePlex:http://pal.codeplex.com/. The tool can be used to generate your Perfmon Templates, then to analyse the logs and create a nice HTML report output. A quick...