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Microsoft Has Identified a Bug in the May 2017 CU for Project Server
Microsoft Has Identified a Bug in the May 2017 CU for Project Server PPM Works has identified a bug in the May 2017 CU. We have noticed after recent security updates that Project Center [...]
Project and Project Server July 2017 Updates Released
Project and Project Server July 2017 Updates Released Repost of Diana Balan’s blog 2017-07-12 Yesterday the Public Update (PU) for Project Server 2013 and 2016 were released for July 2017 . Client updates were [...]
Project Online Roadmap: New Announcements July 2017
Project Online Roadmap: New Announcements July 2017 Hello there Project Community. We have had a busy summer. Going from Microsoft Inspire this week directly into Microsoft Ready next week and there have been a [...]
Project Server 2016 Missing Some User Views
Project Server 2016 Missing Some User Views Reposting Brian Smith’s blog as PPM Works just encountered this when developing reports for a customer. While this was discovered in July of 2016 and was scheduled [...]
PPM Works Supports the National MS Society
PPM Works Supports the National MS Society PPM Works was thrilled to sponsor and be part of the MS Society's Cape Code Getaway Bike for a Cure ride last weekend on June 24th and 25th. Our [...]
Saving a Project Site as a Template
Saving a Project Site as a Template PPM Works creates project site templates for customers during Project Server/Project Online deployments. Recently when I went to to save a site as a template on our [...]