If you have presented EPM solutions to your clients/companies, the first question you think is if they have current working copy of a project server/methodology ? And if they do, what version are they running and if they are fully equipped to unleash the potential of existing process/procedures within.
These and many more questions sprout thoughts that arise, awake and enlighten not only your clients but your own curiosity of the direction in which the current negotiations is driving towards. In one such occurrence, I always felt that when client discusses about moving to a newer version of their well oiled project solution that I felt short-handed to come to a tailor made solution of migration.
There are lots of questions related to migration that are so critical, the sense of direction is slightly blurred to many current Project Server 2003 administrators. I have put few links where you could find decent materials for Project Server 2007 Migration but always know that the document you may find online is a reference and needs to be fine tuned based on your clients/company's requirements.
Migration of Project Server 2007 ebook
This book covers migrating data from previous versions of Project Server (Project Server 2003, Project Server 2002, Project Central) to Microsoft Office Project Server 2007. The audiences for this book are business application specialists, line-of-business specialists, IT generalists, program managers, and infrastructure specialists who are deploying a solution based on Office Project Server 2007 with SP2.
FAQ on Migration
This article answers frequently asked questions about upgrading previous versions of Microsoft Project Server to Microsoft Office Project Server 2007 such as:
1. Compatibility Questions
2. Consolidation Questions
3. Pricing & Licensing
4. Data Consistency
5. Architecture
6. Data Management
7. WSS Migration questions
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