by Digital Workshop Center | Oct 15, 2018 | Business Applications, Microsoft Project, Project Management
Tags: article, articles, business, business planning, capm, gantt charts, Microsoft Project, pmi, pmp, project, Project Management, tasks
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Don’t Fail: Take a PMI Exam Prep Class at the DWC Project management is a growing and diverse field with many disciplines. In order to be an effective project manager, there are an array of skills that are needed to organize and streamline a project. From initiating, planning, and executing to controlling and closing the work of your team, there are many essentials to meeting goals and achieving success in this capacity. Due to the intense and varied nature of project management, there are a...
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by Digital Workshop Center | Jan 13, 2017 | Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Office, Microsoft Project
Tags: excel, microsoft excel, microsoft office, Microsoft Project, project, Project Management, visual basic
Designed a custom construction project management application Project Description Hensel Phelps, a large construction giant across the US, hired Digital Workshop Center to design a project management application using Microsoft Excel. The project required a high degree of customized Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) code, as well as tapping into some of Excel’s advanced reporting, pivot table, and pivot report features. The project’s goal was to allow project managers and...
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by Digital Workshop Center | Aug 19, 2014 | Microsoft Office, Microsoft Project, Tips & Tricks, Workshop Blog Posts
Tags: article, gantt charts, microsoft, Microsoft Project, Project Management
Construction, health care and engineering are among the common industries that consistently have long-term project plans in place. At Digital Workshop Center, we’re lucky to work with some of the biggest regional names in these industries to help them improve their project management and software skills. One of the major reporting views that long-term projects utilize is called a Gantt chart. As the default chart view in Microsoft Project, and available in other project management...
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