• Architectural improvements The major architectural impact of Project 2016 is the complete integration into SharePoint 2016. Project Server 2016 runs as a service application in SharePoint Server 2016. As a result, administrators do not need to install Project Server 2016 separately, but instead, simply create and enable the Project Server Service Application from SharePoint 2016. The architecture diagram below shows Project 2016 as a Service of SharePoint 2016.
• Multiple visual timelines In Project 2010 and 2013, users were able to visualize the project plan and its progress along the time axis called the Timeline. The timeline look and feel can be customized with few easy clicks and quickly shared via emails, presentation, etc., without exporting the entire plan. In Project 2016, users now have separate timeline bars for important summary tasks or deliverables.
• Resource engagement request Another new and the most requested feature in Project 2016 is Resource Engagement requests. When Project Managers add an Engagement, the request is routed to the Resource Manager. Resource Managers are able to view quickly all of the requests and determine which requests to approve or reject. Whether organizations make Engagement requests of generic resources or named individuals, this significantly simplifies and tracks the communication between Project Managers and Resource Managers about resource assignments. Matrix organizations should be very happy.
• Resource heatmap view The resource heatmap is a tabular display of resource allocation data, which helps resource managers to quickly view committed and proposed resource allocations highlighting over and under allocations. Users can choose the percentage of the over and under allocation to highlight as red (over) and blue (under).
• Project unique ID Through Project Professional 2013, the project was uniquely identified by the Project Name while the project server database maintained a project GUID. To establish an easily referable ID, organizations have created scripts and other custom code to auto-generate an ID to be paired with the project names. Now Project Online enables an admin configurable auto-generating code pattern to be defined as a part of the Enterprise Project Template (EPT). Projects will automatically receive a unique Project ID based on this configuration.

Download, Install, Activate (Method 1)

• Step 1: Go To Here
• Step 2: Create An Account Or Login To An Existing Account
• Step 3: Click The Enter Product Key Link On The Page
• Step 4: Enter Product Key
• Step 5: If Details Did Not Populate Then Add Country & Language
• Step 6: Download & Install

Download, Install, Activate (Method 2)

• Step 1: Go To Here
• Step 2: Select: Microsoft Office
• Step 3: Select Version: Microsoft Office 2016
• Step 4: Select Edition: Office 2016 Project Pro
• Step 5: Select Language: your desired language
• Step 6: Select File: ProjectProRetail.img
• Step 7: Download

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