#ProjectServer 2013 online change permission mode #Office365 #PS2013 #SP2013
July 19, 2012 at 8:15 pm | Posted in Administration, Configuration, Functionality, Information | 2 CommentsTags: Office363, Project 2013, Project Server 2013, PS2013
Quick post to detail the steps to change permission mode for Project Server 2013 online. The default permission mode is the SharePoint permission mode, to change this to Classic permission mode (Project Server mode) see the steps below:
Open PWA and click Admin > Project:
Select the PWA site and click Project Web App > Settings from the ribbon:
Check the Classic permission management radio button, specify an administrator and click OK.
Please note, switching between permission modes deletes all security related settings.
First Look at #ProjectServer online #Office365 #PS2013 #SP2013
July 19, 2012 at 6:48 pm | Posted in Functionality, Information | 3 CommentsTags: Office363, Project 2013, Project Server 2013
As you are probably all aware the preview for next version of Office was released earlier this week. https://pwmather.wordpress.com/2012/07/16/projectserver-2013-preview-sharepoint2013-msproject/
In this post I will give a brief intro to the new version of Project Server 2013. I will cover the look and feel and highlight some of the new features. The screen shots from the post are from the Project online version as I haven’t got around to installing the on-premise version yet. For this example I have created a simple example project called PM Test Project 1.
Firstly lets take a look at the default PWA homepage:
The reminders web part has been updated with the cool new metro style “Track your work” web part to summarise your work. Clicking one of the icons takes you to that page to see the details, for example the Tasks page:
This page looks the same as it did in 2010.
The project centre now has the timeline view available:
You will also see a new button on the Projects tab, Add SharePoint sites:
When you click this button a new window will pop up populated with a list of the SharePoint sites based on the SharePoint Project Site template, below you can see the example site I created on the PWA site collection.
Once these SharePoint project sites are added they are visible in Project server but I will create a separate post for this soon!
The Project sites have nice new Project Summary web part where you can switch between the timeline or upcoming and late tasks:
All the project task are visible but not editable on the project site in the Tasks list:
There is also a notebook on the project site, this uses OneNote:
Project 2013:
The built in reports have been updated, take a look at the Project Overview report:
The report is editable, with new charts and tables etc.
The existing charts are all editable:
These are just a few examples of the new features in Project Server 2013 and Project 2013. I will be posting more details in the coming weeks.
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