Date
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UTC Time
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Session
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Speaker
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22 Oct 2015 2:00 PM UTC
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2:00 PM UTC
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Key Note: Beyond 2015: The Shape of
Things to Come for Microsoft Project
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Sajan Parihar
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22 Oct 2015 3:00 PM UTC
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3:00 PM UTC
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Waterfall and Agile: The benefits of
living together in Project Online / Server
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Alexander Rodov
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3:00 PM UTC
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Putting the "Power" into
Power BI with new Project Online BI features
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Mike McLean
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22 Oct 2015 4:00 PM UTC
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4:00 PM UTC
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PMO Resource Strategies, Monitoring
and Automation
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Michael Wharton
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4:00 PM UTC
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Project Online BI Made Easy
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Paul Mather
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4:00 PM UTC
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Project Online Data Visualization
with FluentPro EPM Pulse for PMO and Executives
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Anton Kravstov
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22 Oct 2015 5:00 PM UTC
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5:00 PM UTC
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Customer Story: Whiteboard &
Excel Scheduling to Enterprise Product Launch Management with Project
Professional
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Cindy Lewis
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5:00 PM UTC
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Implementing Gartner's PPM Reporting
recommendations in Project Online and Project Server
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Steve Caseley
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5:00 PM UTC
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Automate Business Processes with
Workflow
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Scott Clausen
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22 Oct 2015 6:00 PM UTC
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6:00 PM UTC
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Resource Engagements:Now PMs and RMs
can be friends!
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Julie Kohler
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6:00 PM UTC
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Power BI and Project Online: Business
Intelligence is necessary, but can also be fun
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Allan Rocha, Andre Xavier
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6:00 PM UTC
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Automate your status reports
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Trutz-Sebastian Stephani
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22 Oct 2015 7:00 PM UTC
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7:00 PM UTC
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Mastering Master Projects
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Gord Schimdt
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7:00 PM UTC
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Reporting in Project Client
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Barbara Henhapl, Torben Blankertz
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7:00 PM UTC
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ACCELERATE PROJECT ONLINE ADOPTION
WITH AN INTEGRATED SOLUTION FOR CONSOLIDATING AGILE, SERVICES, AND PROJECT
WORK STREAMS
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Heather Champoux-Rayner. Matthew
Willey
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22 Oct 2015 8:00 PM UTC
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8:00 PM UTC
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Advanced Microsoft Project
Techniques: Focusing on Scheduling and Resource Management
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Jacques Groupil
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8:00 PM UTC
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Managing the Accelerated Insertion of
Project Online
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Ramu Iyer
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8:00 PM UTC
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Introduction to Project VBA – how to
boost your productivity
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Rod Gill
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22 Oct 2015 9:00 PM UTC
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9:00 PM UTC
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A look at Large Program Schedule
Success. Making it happen with the Tool and with your Stakeholders
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George Haney
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9:00 PM UTC
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Extracting Data from the Black Hole:
Creating Custom Views in Microsoft Project 2010 and 2013
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Dale Howard
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9:00 PM UTC
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Learn how a Dynamic Approach to
Reallocation can Increase Project & Portfolio ROI with Microsoft Project
Online/Server
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Ben Chamberlain
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22 Oct 2015 10:00 PM UTC
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10:00 PM UTC
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Successful use of Scrum & Agile
with Project & Project Server / Project Online
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Tim Runcie
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10:00 PM UTC
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Managing Project Cash Flow Using
Microsoft Project
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Tony Zink
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10:00 PM UTC
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Strategic Vision planning, executing
and success
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David Ducolon
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22 Oct 2015 11:00 PM UTC
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11:00 PM UTC
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A Sneaky Use of Visibility Projects
for Smart Work Management
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Gary Chefetz
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11:00 PM UTC
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Tips and Tricks in Troubleshooting
issues with Project and Project Server
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Brian Smith
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11:00 PM UTC
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Resource Planning Made Easy
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Greg Bailey
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23 Oct 2015 12:00 AM UTC
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12:00 AM UTC
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Resource Plans: When and How
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James Bulmer
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12:00 AM UTC
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PPM from the Executive's Perspective
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Bill Raymond
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23 Oct 2015 1:00 AM UTC
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1:00 AM UTC
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Reporting Best Practices
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Tani Iffat
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1:00 AM UTC
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It's all about the Base: Tracking and
Variance in MS Project
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Julie Sheets
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1:00 AM UTC
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Tips and tricks in using MS
Project/Project Server
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Ellen Lehnert
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23 Oct 2015 2:00 AM UTC
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2:00 AM UTC
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Hammers are for Nails
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Larry Christapharo
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2:00 AM UTC
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One Year in the Life of a Program
Manager
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Aviva Carmen
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23 Oct 2015 3:00 AM UTC
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3:00 AM UTC
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Supercharge Your Project Sites
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Lou Bachi
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23 Oct 2015 4:00 AM UTC
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4:00 AM UTC
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Five incorrect way's to use Microsoft
Project stand alone version
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Erik van Hurck
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4:00 AM UTC
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Reporting in Project Online for
Dummies
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Oleksiy Prosnitskyy
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23 Oct 2015 5:00 AM UTC
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5:00 AM UTC
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Using Your Mind to Quickly Structure
Your Next Project Plan, When Collaboration Is Key
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Jigs Gaton
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5:00 AM UTC
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Leveraging Nintex for Project
Management Nirvana
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Alex Burton
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23 Oct 2015 6:00 AM UTC
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6:00 AM UTC
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Task Types - Final Demistification
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Nenad Trajkovski
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6:00 AM UTC
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Project Status Reporting and Analyzing
system
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Poskrebysheva Ekaterina
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23 Oct 2015 7:00 AM UTC
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7:00 AM UTC
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How to manage your resource pool in
the most effective manner utilising Microsoft Office 365 – Project Online.
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Marc Soester
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7:00 AM UTC
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Cost management in MS Project Pro
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Guillaume Royre
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23 Oct 2015 8:00 AM UTC
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8:00 AM UTC
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80% of Project Management is
communication and collabaration, so what can the Microsoft Project do for you
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Ben Howard
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8:00 AM UTC
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Resource Manager vs Project Manager.
Coordinate your team plan with project demand
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Vadim Bogdanov
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23 Oct 2015 9:00 AM UTC
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9:00 AM UTC
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Successful business value realization
with Lean Startup and Project Online
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Jeremy Cottino
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9:00 AM UTC
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Proven resource and cost management
solutions for the enterprise
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Steffen Reister
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23 Oct 2015 10:00 AM UTC
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10:00 AM UTC
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Integrated Project Planning as a way
to improve Organizations efficiency and visibility
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João Neto
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10:00 AM UTC
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Microsoft Project for Everyone
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Dan McDonald
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23 Oct 2015 11:00 AM UTC
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11:00 AM UTC
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Being Agile with Microsoft Project
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Steve Caseley
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11:00 AM UTC
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Learn how to use Power BI with
Project Online
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Patricia Davidson
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11:00 AM UTC
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Visio Timelines for Project Managers
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James Price
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23 Oct 2015 12:00 AM UTC
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12:00 PM UTC
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Eli, Critical Chain , Portfolios and
Microsoft Project
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Collin Quiring
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12:00 PM UTC
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Ch-Ch-Change: Mass User Adoption
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Pete Evangelista
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12:00 PM UTC
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Using InfoPath Web Form for Project
Request Intake
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Faisal Masood, Yasir Masood
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23 Oct 2015 1:00 PM UTC
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1:00 PM UTC
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Creating a Critical Path Indicator
with Microsoft Project
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Raphael Santos
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1:00 PM UTC
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No Process No Project
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Ken Jones
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1:00 PM UTC
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Program Management With MS-Project
Server & Matan MasterLink
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Irit Kiselstein
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23 Oct 2015 2:00 PM UTC
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2:00 PM UTC
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Integrating Schedule and Resources
Across Multiple Projects in Complex Program Management Environments
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Ted Barth
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2:00 PM UTC
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Ten ways to improve your Project
Server Implementation
|
Stephen O'Connor
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2:00 PM UTC
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Learn How Adding Financial Controls
Makes Microsoft Project Online/Server an Even Better PPM Solution
|
Ben Chamberlain
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Project Virtual Conference 2015 session: Successful business value realization with Lean Startup and Project Online
Jeremy Cottino
October 31, 2015
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1 comment
Friday October 23rd, I had the chance to be speaker
at the first Project Virtual Conference http://projectvirtualconference.com/.
As introduced by the conference team: “Project Virtual
Conference 2015 is the first-ever online conference that is dedicated to
Microsoft Project, Project Server and Project Online, that will run for a
continuous 24 hours”.
The Project Virtual Conference 2015 in numbers is 1400+
registered attendees, from 76 different countries, and 61 sessions (the list of
sessions is below).
My session was: Successful
business value realization with Lean Startup and Project Online. The idea
was to merge Portfolio Analysis with Lean Startup principles.
Here is the session abstract
To develop their business and products, Coltham Metalhead, a
beer brewing start-up, has put in place the Lean Startup Method in order to
support their fast growing business. They have combine this practice with a
Portfolio Management Methodology, based on the Standard for Portfolio
Management from the Project Management Institute. Their Project lifecycle
starts with demand management and project ideation through their innovation
hub, then the portfolio management process helps the decision making process to
select the right projects to run and finally project management techniques help
ensure projects are successfully delivered. In this presentation, the focus
will be on the Portfolio management principles, and how Coltham Metalhead,
hence yourself, can apply Project Management Institute’s standards on Portfolio
management and lean start-up philosophy within project Online. By creating what
if scenarios (based on risks, costs¦), they
ensure they are “doing the right work”.
Have fun watching the recorded
Here is the list of Project Virtual Conference 2015
sessions:
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