The Bat phone: white paper (Project Server 2007)

更新日期: 2010年12月

 

上次修改主題的時間： 2012-03-26

The title of this white paper refers to Commissioner Gordon’s liberal use of the “Bat Phone” whenever the City of Gotham was in dire straits (from the 1970’s Batman TV series). Author Chris Vandersluis relates that fictional story to how, during an EPM implementation, we at some time might wish we had access to the Bat Phone when we are in trouble. Vandersluis then discusses many ways to avoid getting into trouble during the implementation. This white paper is one in a series that is written by Vandersluis, who is the president and founder of HMS Software, a Microsoft Gold Certified Partner.

To download this white paper, click The Bat Phone: white paper (https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=198411) (File size: approximately 223 KB).

The following white papers by Chris Vandersluis are also available for download:

• Top-down or bottom-up: white paper (Project Server 2007)

• They say they want a resolution: white paper (Project Server 2007)

• Dashboard directions: white paper (Project Server 2007)

• Enterprise system best practices: white paper (Project Server 2007)

• Creating an EPM Deployment Plan: white paper (Project Server 2007)

• EPM: Centralized or decentralized?: white paper (Project Server 2007)

• The Bat phone: white paper (Project Server 2007)

• Balancing the matrix: white paper (Project Server 2007)

• The executive connection: white paper (Project Server 2007)

• The project management system maturity model: white paper (Project Server 2007)

• The challenges of selecting enterprise software: white paper (Project Server 2007)

• Resource management: white paper (Project Server 2007)

• GPS assistance in roadmapping an EPM deployment: white paper (Project Server 2007)

• A phased approach to deploying enterprise project management: white paper (Project Server 2007)

• Being a solutions buyer: white paper (Project Server 2007)

For more information about Chris Vandersluis, see the "From the Trenches" column located on the Project Server 2007 TechCenter (https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=208602) on Microsoft TechNet.