Remote Engineers?
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We have some engineers who work in remote offices but are LAN connected to
our server. We plan to install MSProject Server here & allow Managers to
connect to it, to publish their task progressions.
These tasks however are dependent on progression of Engineers tasks, each
Manager has x number of Engineers reporting to him.
Buying the Managers Project 2002 licenses is one thing, be we cannot afford
to give ALL the ENGINEERS a copy too.
What other methods are there for getting these tasks to the central
MSProject Server. Can these engineers type the tasks in Outlook?
Or what other method is there?
They need a simple method & even if we could afford to give everyone a license of MSP2002, I dont think theyd have the patience to learn it.
Please advise - thanks.
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Oldest first- 0Janice Dimson ·
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