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INTRODUCTION
The project manager must know how to manage his project and report to the various stakeholders, including internal and "external" customers (project suppliers, investors, etc.). The Gantt chart must be prepared for reading by all stakeholders – according to their specific needs – and accompanied by appropriate tables and visuals.
This sheet allows you to :
format the project and its progress to meet the needs of stakeholders, and assist in steering decisions;
print the project, use tables, reports, visuals and displays in MS Project 2007 and 2010 ;
communicate with other software ;
etc.
In addition, to get the most out of MS Project versions 2007 and 2010, we offer you six complementary fact sheets on the following topics:
presentation of MS Project 2007 and 2010
[FIC 0795]
;
the project structure
[FIC 0803]
;
building forecasts
[FIC 0804]
;
project progress updates
[FIC 0957]
;
project teamwork
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