Cognitive Technologies Wins Microsoft Project Server Contract with LCRA
Austin, TX, AUGUST 24, 2009. Cognitive Technologies - a consulting firm specializing in project management, collaborative processes, and organizational effectiveness for the federal government and Fortune 1000 companies - has been awarded a project to upgrade Microsoft® Project Server 2003 to Project Server 2007 for the Lower Colorado River Authority (LCRA).
This project will involve consolidating and migrating two separate Project Servers and Microsoft SharePoint, upgrading application program interfaces (APIs) and reports, and implementing Microsoft Portfolio Manager 2007. To accomplish this project, Cognitive Technologies will use a combination of skill sets by providing Microsoft technical specialists with capabilities in Project Server, SharePoint, and Portfolio Manager, as well as skills in project management, business systems analysis, user-centered requirements, technical documentation, and training.
"We're excited that the LCRA has recognized the excellent technical approach and value that Cognitive Technologies can bring to this critical IT initiative," said Dr. Karen McGraw, CEO of Cognitive Technologies. "As a Certified Microsoft Partner, our technical expertise is an excellent fit for LCRA's needs. And as a central Texas business, we have great respect for LCRA and their mission of providing reliable, low-cost utility and public services while utilizing their leadership and environmental authority to protect and constructively use our area's natural resources. We are extremely pleased to be supporting them in this critical upgrade of Project Server and SharePoint to the 2007 version."
About Cognitive Technologies
Cognitive Technologies, Inc. (www.cognitive-technologies.com) is a certified WBE/DBE consulting firm specializing in project management, collaborative processes, and organizational effectiveness. Cognitive delivers appropriate solutions to improve the performance of business units through the application of expertise in projects, people and technology. Visit our blog at www.fearnoproject.com.