In this webcast, we discuss a method of taking advantage of Microsoft Office Project Server security in Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services reports. We also cover a scenario where a customer has requested a SQL Server Reporting Services report that displays sensitive financial data. The customer only wants executors of the report to see information on projects to which they have access. Join us to learn more.

Presenter: Stephen C. Sanderlin, System and Software Architect, MSProjectExperts

Stephen Sanderlin is an experienced system and software architect who specializes in designing, implementing, customizing, and developing custom software and reporting solutions for Microsoft Office Project, Microsoft Office Project Server, and Microsoft Office SharePoint Server. In 2009, Stephen was named a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) for his technical expertise around Project Server and his contribution to the user communities. Stephen also holds a wide variety of Microsoft certifications, including all those currently available for both the 2003 and 2007 versions of Project and Project Server. He has worked with Project since 2000 and has been providing consulting services to Fortune 500 clients in the areas of project management, SharePoint Server, Project Server, and Project on a full-time basis since 2003.

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