(Windows)-Microsoft Project 2003 Server with 5 Clients . Microsoft Project Server 2003 is the platform that supports the project and resource management and collaboration capabilities in the Microsoft Enterprise Project Management EPM solution. Users connect to Project Server through Project Professional and Project Web Access to save, retrieve, and interact with Project Server data. Microsoft Project 2003 Server Features: Enhanced security and administration tools designed to decrease the day-to-day management and maintain turnkey security New resource management capabilities make the most of your managerial skills built-intimesheets, status reports, project modeling and templates get you started on a new project right away Project Server's new enterprise project management(EPM) solution provides a desktop client for creating and editing project plans and resources, and saving them to a database Supports a wide range of users, with features that customize to the needs of any individual member of a project team or organization Project Web Access is a client that allows members of your team or group to enter or view timesheet information, and view project collection reports, through their Web browsers Project Server 2003 requires SQL Server 2000 as the server database for full enterprise project and resource management capabilities. Project Server 2003 requires Microsoft Windows 2000 Server (or later) as the operating system. To take advantage of Windows SharePoint Services capabilities, including document versioning and check-in or check-out, Project Server 2003 requires Windows Server 2003. Project Server 2003 integrates with Windows SharePoint Services for document management and project-related issues and risk tracking. Windows SharePoint Services is a component of Windows Server 2003 that enables users to...