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Project Managers Assign Write
Permissions
In Microsoft Project Server, the permissions system only gives write permissions to the person who has created the project – the ‘project owner’. If he or she wants to give write access to other people working on the project, the administrator has to configure it manually. ![]()
If there are a lot of projects on the Project Server - and in large companies there almost always are - manual configuration becomes more and more confusing and time-consuming. This is where TPG ProjectDeputy can help. It’s ideal for the growing number of companies setting up centralized Project Management Offices, which need to give project-specific user permissions to managers for the projects that have been created centrally. Another way TPG ProjectDeputy can be used is to easily specify who is standing in for a project manager while he or she is on vacation. Using TPG ProjectDeputy, project managers can give the desired permissions to their deputies or to managers of sub-projects with no need for intervention by an administrator. They can do this themselves with an easy-to-use interface in Project Web Access. TPG ProjectDeputy also reduces the Microsoft Project Server administrator’s workload while helping to avoid errors in the permissions system and increasing acceptance of the project management solution.
Features At-a-Glance
Interested? Here’s what to do. If you have any questions or would like further information, please send an email to info@theprojectgroup.de or call us on the following number: +49 (0)89 61 55 93 30. Get in contact with us for your individual on-line presentation.
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Downloads / Links
- TPG ProjectDeputy Brochure (PDF, 200 KB) - TPG Products Catalog - all products in one document (PDF, 2 MB)
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