There was no room for planning error in creating a solution for the Microsoft Windows 95 rollout at DHL Systems. Patrick’s team had to develop a plan that worked within strict time, cost, and resource constraints. Microsoft Project’s ability to show details of task relationships and dependencies allowed planners to create a scheduling model that accurately reflected these constraints. The final result of the team’s efforts was a realistic model of the project that closely mirrored actual events and data.
Patrick continues to use Microsoft Project at DHL Systems to create plans for a company-wide transition to a major network software application.
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