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Project Server Session at SharePoint Conference

February 6, 2008 @ Christophe Fiessinger's Blog from chrisfie

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FYI we'll have two Project Server sessions at the next SharePoint Conference, March-6 in Seattle (Interoperability and Business Process track):

Why Customers Are Deploying SharePoint Server in Conjunction with Project Server 2007 for Effective Project Management and Collaboration

Out of the box, Microsoft Office Project Server 2007 is deployed on top of Windows SharePoint Services. This session covers why customers are deploying Project Server 2007 with SharePoint Server as well, and how together these products offer the best combination of collaboration, project, and portfolio management. More specifically, we review and demonstrate the added benefits of: Report Center, Excel Services, KPI, InfoPath Forms Services, Business Data Catalog, and Enterprise Search, in the context of a Project Server deployment.

Deploying EPM 2007 Solution into an Existing MOSS Environment

Microsoft Office Enterprise Project Management Solution 2007 is a very unique form of Windows SharePoint Services v3. This session provides you with best practices learned from field deployments which you will want to keep in mind when deploying EPM 2007 into an existing MOSS farm.

More detail on the sessions here: http://www.mssharepointconference.com/pages/tracks/default.aspx

In case you have not registered, the event is sold out...

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