You are a program manager for an organization that uses Project Server 2013.
You are responsible for implementing a data warehouse that compiles relational data from many
business areas. Your project managers need to be able to manage the implementation for a business
area as separate projects, while still recognizing the dependencies at a program level.
You need to maintain ownership and authority of key program dates at the program level.
What should you do?
A.
Create one project file for all project managers that includes the program-level tasks and each
sub-project’s tasks. Require each area project manager to share the file, and add their dependencies
within their own tasks.
B.
Create and publish a master project file with general durations for each business area sub-project,
and have the area project manager reconcile the dates in their own project manually each week.
C.
Have the project managers create, save, and publish sub-projects for each area. Then insert them
into a program-level project, define dependencies, and save and publish the program-level project to
the server.
D.
Create a master project and insert your projects, but never publish the file on the server.