Microsoft Project Server 2013 – what you should know

Comparison of Project Server 2013 to the Earlier Version

Microsoft Project Server 2013 was released in 2012 and is no longer up to date. Support for this version expired in October 2015. Extended Support will also end soon, in October 2020.

The seventh generation of the Project Server is now available. You can find out more about the current on-premises version here: Microsoft Project Server 2019.

If you are interested in the cloud version, there is more information about Project Online here.

Microsoft Project Server 2013 – New Features Compared to 2010

New, modern user interface
Professional graphic reports for visualizing project data in Project Professional
Cumulative fields and burn down reports for agile Project Management
Task path feature, e.g. to highlight the link chain for any task and recognize driving and driven tasks
Skype integration for direct communication with team members in different ways like chat, VoIP or email
Customizable process workflows

MS Project 2013 - Report — Default work report in Microsoft Project Professional 2013.