Microsoft Project Server 2019

What is Microsoft Project Server 2019?

Microsoft Project Server is a server for managing your projects, even if they’re large scale. The initial release on Windows was in 2000, under the name “Project Central”. The foundation for this software was Microsoft SharePoint, used for sharing and managing files between an organization.

Microsoft Project is the perfect solution for teams who work with dynamic project environments and complex scenarios. Regardless of the size of your projects, Project Server 2019 will certainly improve your management and workflow. It supports the interface from Microsoft Project Professional edition, giving you familiar user experience. It works as a client application, but you can use it by web browser connection to the Project Web App (PWA) component. This Project Web App component extends the already existing capabilities of Microsoft Project. 

Microsoft Project Server 2019 is suitable for those who prefer on-premises software over Cloud-based ones. It provides enhancements and updates to already existing features, but also adds a number of new things. Allow your company or organization to take advantage of modern Enterprise Project Management on local servers at an affordable cost.

Microsoft Project Server keeps the information from your projects in a central SQL Server database, which is secure from unauthorized access or corruption. Only someone with Project Administrator rights can control access rights of users and manage security, which allows for great teamwork and management over projects.

Why buy Microsoft Project Server 2019?

Compared to its predecessor, Project Server 2016, the new and improved release sports many interesting and useful features to help you and your team manage a project. Take advantage of better resource management and data reporting features by purchasing Microsoft Project Server 2019.

If you're still working with an earlier version of the software such as Microsoft Project Server 2013 or older, it's recommended to upgrade as soon as possible. Microsoft is ending both mainstream support and extended support for older versions of Project Server. The migration to Project Server 2019 gives you the advantages of using the new release to make it worth your time. Work with the latest release to get updated features and support from Microsoft.

Project Server 2019 provides a clean look based on the graphical user interface of Project Professional 2019 itself, allowing for easy navigation and management. 

The Project Center allows the members of your organization to report at the project level, while managers can see and edit project details. Project managers can also communicate plans and distribute tasks and assignments to team members. This structure allows for great teamwork and eliminates the possibility of unauthorized access to your data.

When working on a task, members of a team can communicate status and changes, keeping the manager of a project up to date. Team Members can update the status of a task via the Project Web app and the My Tasks list, or use Time Sheet. Catering to larger scale projects and businesses, tasks, projects, and resources now have Enterprise Custom Fields defined. This feature is similar to the Custom Fields in the Microsoft Project desktop application.

The Resource Center helps to analyze the data of resource workloads, allowing you to forecast future resource requirements while making more efficient use of your current resources. You can also take advantage of a new resource planning module with macro-level planning.

By taking advantage of Project Server 2019’s easier viewing and management experience, you can definitely work faster and achieve better results with your projects. Achieve new levels of reliability and performance, simplify administration, protect communications and data by purchasing Project Server 2019 today.

• Operating System: Windows Server 2016 or Windows Server 2019 (64-bit)
• Processor: 64-bit, 4 cores (8 cores recommended)
• Memory (RAM): 16 GB (24 GB recommended)
• Disk Space: 80 GB for the system drive
• Database Server: SQL Server 2016, SQL Server 2017, or SQL Server 2019 (64-bit)
• SharePoint Server: SharePoint Server 2019 (required)
• .NET Framework: Version 4.7.2 or later
• Web Server: Internet Information Services (IIS) 8.5 or later
• Supported Browsers: Latest versions of Microsoft Edge, Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Apple Safari, or Internet Explorer 11

Note: This is a simplified overview. For complete and detailed system requirements, always refer to the official Microsoft documentation.