Microsoft Project Server Pros and Cons

It is easily adaptable. In addition, it is easily used on mobile applications.

The key things are managing interactions, resource allocation, resource-leveling (enterprise) and as a collaborative tool, because we use it across multiple projects at a time.

We are able to know what we are doing, how much we have spent, how much time we've taken, and it tells us how much money is left for the project. It also tells us whether we are below or above our expenditures, whether we are below or above our budget.

It is a scalable solution. We have been able to manage larger scale projects easily using this solution.

A single place for all our organisation's project records.

Deliverables List: Most useful to enable meaningful status reporting at an enterprise level.

In terms of tech support, it took a long time for them to resolve a ticket.

When a lot of users logged onto the site, it took a big toll on the service. Therefore, there is a scalability issue.

Work needs to be done on collaboration with SharePoint.

It has to be more user-friendly. For instance, there should be some assistance, like when you go to certain sites, people pop up and say, "Can we help you? What are you looking for?" It's not interactive enough.

It may be considered expensive.

EPM 2010 UI seems a bit dated now that 2016 is available.