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From: chazparks on 2 Mar 2010 11:37
We are planning on getting all 3 but were wondering what questions to ask as
to which to get first to start development with.
From: Jack Dahlgren MVP on 2 Mar 2010 11:42
Project Server runs on sharepoint, so you if you are using project server
you need sharepoint. Project can run on windows vista, etc. so Windows 7
would not be a requirement. Of course if you want to use project you need to
get project too...
Sharepoint requires some sort of operating system, so if you have none then
you need to buy something - and windows server would be a good starting
point.

What are you planning to develop?

-Jack


"chazparks" <chazparks(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> We are planning on getting all 3 but were wondering what questions to ask
> as
> to which to get first to start development with.

From: chazparks on 2 Mar 2010 14:12
The main thing of interest to develop is place to keep track of tasks for
Staff Members and Construction Observations.

Does Project need Sharepoint Services or Sharepoint Server? What about SQL
Server? What are the pros/cons to installing Project Sever stand-alone,
advanced, basic, server farm?


"Jack Dahlgren MVP" wrote:

> Project Server runs on sharepoint, so you if you are using project server
> you need sharepoint. Project can run on windows vista, etc. so Windows 7
> would not be a requirement. Of course if you want to use project you need to
> get project too...
> Sharepoint requires some sort of operating system, so if you have none then
> you need to buy something - and windows server would be a good starting
> point.
>
> What are you planning to develop?
>
> -Jack
>
>
> "chazparks" <chazparks(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:D60D922F-7C7B-4A40-A394-1FE6F747CFD4(a)microsoft.com...
> > We are planning on getting all 3 but were wondering what questions to ask
> > as
> > to which to get first to start development with.
>
> .
>
From: Jack Dahlgren MVP on 2 Mar 2010 16:30
Project Server needs SQL Server. The topic of pros/cons for the different
installs are complex and depend on your organization so I'm sorry I don't
have time to walk through them with you. Mostly it is trade-off between
performance and reliability though.

-Jack

"chazparks" <chazparks(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:8A0D5742-72D3-4A2C-B033-55AC4A928CF2(a)microsoft.com...
> The main thing of interest to develop is place to keep track of tasks for
> Staff Members and Construction Observations.
>
> Does Project need Sharepoint Services or Sharepoint Server? What about
> SQL
> Server? What are the pros/cons to installing Project Sever stand-alone,
> advanced, basic, server farm?
>
>
> "Jack Dahlgren MVP" wrote:
>
>> Project Server runs on sharepoint, so you if you are using project server
>> you need sharepoint. Project can run on windows vista, etc. so Windows 7
>> would not be a requirement. Of course if you want to use project you need
>> to
>> get project too...
>> Sharepoint requires some sort of operating system, so if you have none
>> then
>> you need to buy something - and windows server would be a good starting
>> point.
>>
>> What are you planning to develop?
>>
>> -Jack
>>
>>
>> "chazparks" <chazparks(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:D60D922F-7C7B-4A40-A394-1FE6F747CFD4(a)microsoft.com...
>> > We are planning on getting all 3 but were wondering what questions to
>> > ask
>> > as
>> > to which to get first to start development with.
>>
>> .
>>
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