You work as a project manager in an organization that uses Project Server 2013. All project
managers belong to the Project Management Office (PMO) and use Project Professional 2013.
A member of the PMO is responsible for initiating a new project schedule in Project Server and fills
in critical project-level fields such as Sponsor and Project Budget. The PMO publishes the new
project and then, through email, instructs the project manager to complete a detailed schedule.
You are responsible for planning and managing the schedule, including approving task updates from
team members. After speaking to your team members, you discover that task updates have been
submitted, but you are not receiving them; instead, these updates are going to the person in the
PMO who initially set up the schedule.
You need to solve this problem. What should you do?
A.
Instruct the person in the PMO to open the schedule in Project Professional 2013 and change the
status manager to you for all tasks.
B.
Instruct the person in the PMO to open the schedule in Project Professional 2013 and change the
Publish field to Yes for all tasks.
C.
Open the schedule in Project Professional 2013 and change the status manager for all tasks to
you.
D.
Open the schedule in Project Professional 2013 and change the assignment owner for all tasks to
you.