Bonnie is an award-winning author and technical writer.
With more than 30 published books to her credit, she has now self-published Practical Project Management with Microsoft Project 2016 and Practical Bookkeeping with QuickBooks 2018. These books are based on her O’Reilly books, Microsoft Project: The Missing Manual and QuickBooks: The Missing Manual.
Practical Project Management with Microsoft Project. Updated for 2021!
Learn how to manage projects of any size with Microsoft Project updated for 2021. Whether you’re new to Project management and Microsoft Project, or looking to expand your skills, this clear and engaging book guides you through Project’s features step by step. You can jump directly to the topics you need. Or download sample files from the book’s website to follow along to build a task list and resource team, develop and fine-tune your schedule, and monitor and correct performance. This book shows you how to make the most of Project’s tools, so you can master Project and the projects you manage with it.
Bonnie Biafore’s Practical Project Management with Microsoft Project 2016 beautifully and fully explores the breadth and depth of Microsoft Project. Bonnie takes a sensible approach to a difficult program and the result is project and process clarity. I now include it in my desktop reference library. Well done Bonnie!
— Sam Huffman, Author, Microsoft Project Do’s and Don’ts
Fresh Squeezed
Tired of reading about QuickBooks or project management? Then how about hit men and stupid criminals? (This is my first novel.)
There’s something fishy going on in the backwater town of Wanaduck, Washington, population 879, er, 878… Make that 850.
Anthony “Juice” Verrone, former Mafia enforcer and guest of the Witness Security Program, is trying to hide from the Family he sent up the river. When a giant hot dog, a fiberglass bass, and a plummeting corpse put the squeeze on Juice, he thinks he’s been found out. Juice teams up with Rudy Touchous, a forensic accountant, and Police Chief Dickie Gordon, to track down the killer. Instead, they run head-on into a public utility in desperate financial straits, a local troop of NASCAR-addled, bass-fishing rednecks with odd literary aspirations, and a vegetarian commune, which, in its dedication to the well-being of plants, is tossing more than lettuce into its salad bar. And what is that secret ingredient in their all-vegetarian hotdogs? The Utility’s plans leak, so they bring in a strange parade of hired guns to make sure the people who know too much can’t say anything.
When these players mix it up at the Asparagus Festival a conflagration ignites that changes everything. Can Juice go back to being a regular guy? Or does he find out that he can hide, but he can’t just disappear?
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