Recommendations to others considering Microsoft Project Server:
Make sure you have a well rounded IT team, or a team that is very willing to learn a lot about supporting sharepoint, Dashboard BI analytics, can think logically and empirically step by step, and is very good at documentation. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
What problems is Microsoft Project Server solving and how is that benefiting you?
When hundreds of people across various departments are all working on something and trying to just "do their own thing" it can be very difficult to keep track of all of them and make sure no one is doing redundant work or work that is wasteful. This product makes use of extensive version controls and notifications and sharing, the work is much more visible across the organization once you can users disciplined enough to follow a process.
It also saves a lot of time on the low/no code solution front, this makes developing a solution within this platform SO MUCH faster, it's essentially giving someone the capability of building a sophisticated web application for a business process within days where a custom web developer would otherwise take weeks if not months. You get to leverage all the stuff your organization has already set up using Microsoft, AD Identity access management, FAST search, SQL database and reporting, along with all the new stuff if you migrate to the cloud.
It's like Wix for corporate intranet, but because its a corporate intranet the capabilities of the platform goes so much further. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.