Throughout the world, more than fifty thousand people have already found that Project
Companion is an invaluable day-to-day reference guide to
help them use Microsoft Project better. Accessed
by a simple browser, users can immediately access the
knowledge and best practices within Project Companion to
assist them as they work with Microsoft Project.
Students use it to learn about managing projects.
Individual
project managers use it to help plan specific projects.
Corporate
departments use it to emphasise best practices.
Organisations use it as a standard tool across their
intranets.
David Moss of PC Pro magazine commented on
Project Companion in his Real World Computing
column:
"You'll find that you'll be aided greatly in
your task of learning how to use Microsoft Project if
you download and install Project Companion."
"The emphasis is on full and detailed
explanations of what you should be thinking
about and doing at each point."
"Clearly laid-out, extremely well-presented
documentation is the backbone of Project
Companion."
Although Project Companion isn't a training course in its
own right, it does contain lots of best-practice Microsoft
Project information. If you want to know how to apply
resources to effort-driven tasks, create and apply
AutoFilters, find schedule variances and achieve may other
objectives, Project Companion has something to offer you.
Almost 600 keyword definitions relate Microsoft Project and
Project Management terminology.
A full Planning
Primer explains the basics of Project Management theory and
applies this theory to the use of Microsoft Project.
Carefully chosen
reference topics providing step-by-step guidance on how to
use Microsoft Project more effectively.
That the keyword definitions within Project Companion (and
its parent system Project Mentor) are so comprehensive and authoritative, we've even
licensed them to Microsoft Corporation for inclusion within
a Microsoft Project resource kit? To view the resource
kit in a new window,
just follow the link below:
That for three successive releases of their Inside Out
publications, Microsoft has chosen Project Companion to be
included as a software resource provided by a project
partner.
