The New Project Ignite / Quick Start Training slides publically available!

TheNew Project Ignite Slides are now available for download. We are currently recoding the entire training and will call it “The New Project Quick Start Training” to be consistent with the training we published for 2010 release. The  New 2013 recordings will be available in Q1 2013 and the slides will be moved to that location making it one place to come for streaming and download, in the meantime enjoy the slides!

You can find the following modules/topics available:

Module	Name	Description
1	What is the New Project Quick Start Training	Introductory module for the Ignite Training Recording, sets expectations for the training and points to key resources.
2	What's new in Project Pro for Office365 and Sync to SharePoint Online	Highlights the key investments in the Project Professional 2013 and Project Pro for Office 365 and the new exciting capabilities of building the schedule in a SharePoint list and seamlessly connecting the two - giving the Project Manager instant insight and additional tools to successfully manage the project.
3	What's new with Microsoft's Project Portfolio Management (PPM) solution	Provide an overview and demonstrations of both the online and on-premise capabilities of Microsoft’s *latest* Project Portfolio Management (PPM) solution.
4	Project Online Overview	This module will provide: an overview of Office 365, introduce Project Online and Project pro for Office 365, demonstrate how to get started with Project Online, and discuss Online frequently asked questions.
5	Business Intelligence in Microsoft Project	We will explain and demo the BI investments on the Project Desktop as well as the Project Server and Project Online. We will demonstrate technologies like PowerView and OData that Project is now using.
6	Timesheet and Statusing	Overview of timesheet and statusing improvements in Project Online and Project Server 2013.
7	What's new for IT Professionals - part 1 - Architecture	This module discusses Project Server 2013 architectural, administration and security changes.
8	What's new for IT Professionals - part 2 - Deployment & Upgrade	Overview of procedure to deploy Project Server 2013, as well as upgrade methodologies from prior versions.
9	What's new for IT Professionals - part 3 - Operations	Discuss Project Server 2013 operations improvements including Windows PowerShell, Active Directory Synchronization, Log Level Manager and Queue Stats Manager.
10	Demand Management and Workflow	Demand management is a key process for many customers in the Project lifecycle – from initiation, selection to planning and managing. Typically follows the customer business process or methodology requirements Consists of Phases, Stages, Project Detail Pages (SharePoint page with Web Parts), Specific Custom Fields and Workflow. This session will discuss creation of a typical Demand Management process and showcase workflow creation in the Microsoft SharePoint Designer and Microsoft Visio!
11	Office Store Opportunity	Apps that are extending the product functionality could be published and acquired by customer directly from the Office Store. Join us to learn how you can benefit from publishing your Apps, Trainings or Solutions. We will also highlight the process and showcase some of the Apps from the Office Store.
12	What's new for Developers - part 1 - Project Desktop Extensibility	Project desktop is a popular tool for millions of Project Managers. It now incorporates the Web Extensibility Framework and allows you to build Apps for Office that display contextual contents right in Project. The demonstration will show how to build App for Office that runs in Project.
13	What's new for Developers - part 2 - Project Online and Server Extensibility	This module goes deeper into Project Server's extensibility and covers Client Side Object Model (CSOM), JavaScript Object Model (JSOM), Event Receivers and other key extensibility components.

 

Thanks!

Jan and Christophe!