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ICT Company Improves Customer Satisfaction With Project Management Tool

Overview GijimaAst Microsoft Professional Services (MPS) in South Africa is a division of Information and Communications Technology (ICT) company GijimaAst. GijimaAst started testing Microsoft Office Project Server 2007 technology in beta with 14 project managers. It wanted to find a new solution for its project management team to improve reporting, customer satisfaction, and time to market. GijimaAst planed to roll out the Enterprise Project Management (EPM) solution division-wide over three months.

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Publisher	Microsoft	File Format	WORD
Date Published	June 2007
Format	Case Studies
Topics	Application Servers, Application Development

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