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News:
EPK-MPPlus Released
February 4, 2009.
This new product gives Microsoft Project users the capability of entering
and maintaining project budgets with multiple levels of cost breakdown. For
example the project manager can create a project budget broken down as follows:
Labor
In-house staff
Developers
Analysts
Testers
......
Outside Contractors
(Same as above)
Hardware
Servers
PCs
Network equipment
Project Contingency
EPK-MPPlus also provides the ability to roll-up the project resource assignments
to compare with the project budget for Labor as shown above.
And the system allows managers and executives to "drill-down" from their browser
into a project or multiple projects to see the detail tasks in the Microsoft
project plan, and manage by milestones.
EPK-MPPlus also integrates with Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services to create
collaboration sites for issues and risks on projects, change orders, and many
other ancillary project lists.
Best of all, EPK-MPPlus
is affordably priced!
SDKs for Spreadsheet Import and Adding Custom Web Pages now available
January 17, 2008.
Spreadsheet Import - This SDK article shows
how to use EPK-Suite's V5 web service to load resources and lookups from an
Excel spreadsheet.
Custom Web Pages - This article shows how easy it is
to add your own web pages and navigate to them from the EPK-Suite menu
structure.
Both can be obtained from the product downloads page. Click
here to go there.
V5.1 Released
January 16, 2008.
This version includes:
Cost Details - Users can now break down their
editable Cost Types with "custom fields". This allows estimating PIs by
departments for example.
Also included are enhancements to the Work Item Editor, baseline dates now
available in Explorer views, an autologin parameter for those wanting to use EPK
webparts from other systems, and a new Export Details tool.
All customers currently under the maintenance and support plan can obtain this
release. Contact support@epkgroup.com
if you have not received a separate notification regarding this release.
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