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Time Zones

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Thu 8 May 2008, 16:34 Delegate Will said...

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Time Zones

What is the best way to cope with resources working on the same project who work in different time zones? e.g. My company has offices in New York, Bangkok and London who might all work on the same project.

Sun 18 May 2008, 18:03 Trainer Alan said...

RE: Time Zones

Our advanced course covers this.

It might be best to create three smaller projects, one for each time zone, and then incorporate them all into a master project.

Please see the advanced course profile for details.

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MS Project tip:

Avoid Accidental Constraints

The initial default table is the Entry table. Enter a task name and duration, but do not enter start or finish dates. Form the plan using links, predecessors. Typing dates introduces constraints. To remove these constraints, double click on a task, and on the Advanced page of Task Information set the constraint back to As Soon As Possible (all other options are there too.)

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Avoid Accidental Constraints