#Wbs chart pro with project 2010 professional

Project Professional 2010 maintains those differences, but adds more (see the attached presentation for more detail): Multiple baselines: Set up to 11 baselines for a single project in Project Professional 2003.

ERMV fields can be used in resource views to maintain the skills inventory of enterprise resources, in the Build Team feature to search for resources with several skills, and in the Resource Substitution Wizard or Portfolio Modeler to consider the multiple skills of a resource.

Multiple resource skills for resources: Project Professional 2003 provides Enterprise Resource Multi-Value (ERMV) fields to include additional resource skill sets.

Booking types are also used in Project Web Access 2003, where a resource manager can use it to staff projects in the new Build Team feature or to assess capacity versus demand in the Resource Availability Graph. A new resource field contains the booking type (committed or proposed) that can be applied to all of a resource's assignments in the project.

Resource booking types: To specify resource assignments as proposed (for example, in projects that are still in the proposal phase) or committed, you can assign booking types to resources in Project Professional 2003.

Connect with Project Server: Project Professional is required in order to create, check in, check out and edit plans that are maintained in Project Server.

For Project Professional 20, here are the differences compared to Standard:

#Wbs chart pro with project 2010 plus

In every case, Project Professional has all of the features of Project Standard, plus some enhancements. There is a legitimate mixed-mode scenario where some departments with a higher level of process use Project Server, while other departments just use Project Pro + SharePoint and the data from both departments are available for high level reporting. In an environment where everyone is using Project Server, this feature may have little value.

This feature gives you a sort of вЂњProject Server lightвЂќ experience allowing some level of team collaboration.

Only Project Pro 2010 has the ability to synchronize with SharePoint task lists.

Only Project Pro 2010 has the вЂњinactive tasksвЂќ feature that was important for a few of the scenarios we covered in the Starbucks RFP process.

Only Project Pro 2010 has the вЂњTeam PlannerвЂќ view which was very well received by many people at Starbucks.

In a Project Server environment, Project Pro is required for desktop editing and saving project plans Project Standard will not connect to Project Server.

There are a number of key differences between Project Pro and Standard 2010: