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I am honoured to have my sessions accepted and speaking at the SharePoint Evolution Conference 2013, from April 15-17, 2013 in London, England.
Here’s my session outlines:
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For those of you attending the SharePoint Conference 2012 in Las Vegas and that missed your chance to attend Project Ignite. Well there’s good news for you!!
You can attend the Best of Project Ignite for FREE on Sunday November 11th.
Join Christophe Fiessinger and Jan Kalis as they take you on a new journey to everything you wanted to know about Project 2013, Project Server 2013 and all the related technologies included.
Register here:
http://www.mssharepointconference.com/Pages/Pre-Post-Conference-Sessions.aspx
The full agenda can be read at Jan Kalis’ blog at:
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/jkalis/archive/2012/10/26/the-best-of-project-ignite-at-spc12.aspx
I have been accepted to speak at the Microsoft Project Conference 2012, from March 19-22, in Phoenix, Arizona.
Here’s my session outline:
Title:
Everything You Wanted To Know About Administering Project Server 2010, But Were Afraid To Ask
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Was pleasantly surprised to find out that there will be 7 sessions on Microsoft Project 2010 and Project Server 2010 at this year’s SharePoint Conference in Anaheim, California, October 3-6, 2011.
BTW, if you’re a PMP you need to attend Dux Raymond Sy’s session, not only will you be enjoy his session, (as Dux is a great speaker), but you’ll definitely learn something and the bonus is you’ll get 1 PDU attending the sessions 
Hopefully, we’ll see you there!!
Here’s the session list:
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As promised to the attendees, here is my slide deck from my session at MCT Day Zero 2011
The session was called: Authoring Third-Party Courseware
Agenda
It was my pleasure to be asked to speak at the European SharePoint Best Practices Conference in London this week. It was also great to see the interest in Microsoft Project Server 2010. I knew the interest was there.
As promised, below are the PowerPoint slides from my sessions.
Thanks again to Combined-Knowledge AND London for hosting such a great conference. Hope to see you again next year!
Cheers,
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The Microsoft Project Team has purchased 300 copies of a special edition of
PRS10-PDM – Planning, Deploying and Managing Microsoft Project Server 2010 course as giveaways during TechEd North America 2010.
Now how cool is that? 
So come see us at the Project booth where I’ll be signing and passing out the books.
Get your copy of Planning, Deploying and Managing Microsoft Project Server 2010 at TechEd
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/chrisfie/archive/2010/05/27/get-your-copy-of-planning-deploying-and-managing-microsoft-project-server-2010-at-teched.aspx
I just been asked (and I accepted) to co-present at Microsoft Tech·Ed 2010, from June 7-10, in New Orleans, Louisiana.
I have the great pleasure to be co-presenting with Christophe Fiessinger, Sr. Technical Product Manager with the Microsoft Project product group in Redmond, WA.
Together we’ll be presenting the following session:
OSP303 | Deploying and Upgrading to Microsoft Project Server 2010
This session provides an overview on how to deploy a Project Server 2010 Farm. Specific topics discussed includes upgrading and migrating from prior version (2007 and 2003), how to architect and configure Project Server within the context of a SharePoint Server 2010 Farm, capacity planning, and more.
Hope we see you there!
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I was just accepted as a speaker for the MCT Live Summit 2010 conference on August 25-27 in York, UK. Conference information and registration is can be viewed at: http://mctsummit.eu
You can follow the MCT Live Summit 2010 on:
Twitter: http://twitter.com/MCTSummit
Facebook: http://facebook.com/MCTSummit2010
Here’s my session outline:
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