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Project Server 2013 Service Pack 1 download and install

Project Server 2013 and SharePoint 2013 SP1 is out

Service Pack 1 is out for Project Server 2013. Download and install it now to recieve all the hotfixes and a couple of new features.

Don't forget to first install SharePoint SP1 and run the configuration wizard afterwards.
1. Download and install SharePoint SP1: 
2. Download and install Project Server SP1: 
3. Restart the windows server 
4. Run the SharePoints Configuration wizard
5. If any of your users are using the MS Project client don't forget to have them update to the latest version:

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