Microsoft Office Project Server 2003 Software

Project Server 2003 provides centralization and standardization of project and resource information to enable: enterprise resource management; Web-based time and status reporting; Web-based views of portfolio and project performance and health; portfolio analysis and modeling; customization and integration with line-of-business systems.

The key features of the Project Server 2003 allow to:

- Monitor progress and make informed decisions. A central repository of project portfolio and resource information can evaluate and model schedule, resource, and cost data over time and across projects.

- Customize and exchange data with other programs. Use open architecture (featuring XML messaging and SOAP) and extensive API connectors to exchange information with other business programs and databases.

- Increase participation and maintain up-to-date data. Microsoft Office Outlook integration lets your team members submit project task progress in Outlook Calendar for greater participation in projects.

- Enable information sharing and collaboration. Improve coordination across teams through Project Web Access. Centrally store, link, and share related project details such as documents, issues, and risks.

Scalable design allows you to distribute database load across separate database servers.