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Microsoft Project Usage Survey - Raw Data

As promised, the full data set of the Microsoft Project 2010 Usage Survey is now available to download.

We've anonymised the data by removing all names, email addresses and IP addresses from each response.

We've created two data sets for you and both are available with the zip file

• CSV Data
• Microsoft Excel 2003 file with autofilter turned on

Download Raw Data - 120K

The first row of data contains the questions we asked

The second row of data contains the choices that people were given if it was a multiple choice question where they could select more than one answer

If you examine the Excel file, you'll see Row 1 Column L contains the question " Which of the following was most useful in learning Microsoft Project" and Row 2 Columns L to T contain the answers.

Please feel to publish any findings you may find, but please remember to attribute the data to this blog and where possible, provide a link

http://www.projectknowledge.net/2010/05/microsoft-project-usage-survey-results.html

Microsoft Project Usage 2010 Survey Results

Earlier this year we invited our newsletter subscribers to share their thoughts and experiences about Microsoft Project. We received more than 500 responses from Microsoft Project users around the world.

Some interesting statistics and comments were received and you can view them in a variety of different ways.

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We've uploaded a PowerPoint presentation to the popular Slideshare site which will allow you to click through the presentation.

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Download a PDF Version
Our presentation is available as a Adobe Acrobat / PDF document

Microsoft Project Usage Survey Results - 588K

Andy Jessop Interviewed about Microsoft Project 2010

Back in February, Project Learning was invited by Microsoft to attend a 3-day Project 2010 readiness conference in Sydney. Members of Microsoft’s Project team came over from Seattle and provided us with a detailed and informative look at both the client-server and the desktop variants of Project 2010.

During the conference, delegates were invited for video interviews on what Project 2010 meant to them. I’d like to share my interview with you.