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3 Ways To Master Project Reporting using SharePoint

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Having accurate, up-to-date, and accessible project reports is key to tracking project progress and taking informed actions.

Watch Peter Doyle (BrightWork Customer Success Architect) demonstrate how to use SharePoint to:

Start reporting quickly with configurable, best-practice templates.
Create tailored reports for stakeholders, project managers, and team members.
Automate reports to easily keep the team and stakeholders up-to-date with critical information.

The BrightWork solution must be installed on either SharePoint On-Premises (SharePoint 2019, 2016, 2013, and 2010) or on SharePoint hosted in a separate cloud. BrightWork does not run on SharePoint Online. Please see our pricing page for deployment options.

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Peter Doyle

Customer Success Architect

BrightWork

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3 Ways To Master Project Reporting using SharePoint

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