MPUG and Microsoft will present the second annual MPUG Community Leader Awards during the upcoming Microsoft Project Conference 2012 to honor the work and dedication of people who have contributed generously to the MPUG community. To see the full roster of awards, visit the MCLA page.

This week, nominate your favorite MCLA Author. Any member who has contributed to the body of knowledge represented in MPUG publications. deserves your nomination now right here!

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This session focuses on using Microsoft Project to implement the PMI methodology: creating the Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) dictionaries, using WBS numbering, using the network view to facilitate critical path analysis, using column filtering to focus on critical path work packages, and using Project to do EVM Analysis. The session will use Project 2010 but techniques covered can be used in Project 2007 too. Presented by Techknowledgy's Pete Matassa.

Microsoft conference sessions announced; speakers include MPUG contributors Ellen Lehnert, Gerald Leonard, Eric Uttewaal, Sam Huffman, Jacques Goupil and more

MSProjectExperts publishes Ultimate Study Guide: Advanced Microsoft Project 2010, with in-depth coverage of Fields, Calendars, scheduling, costing, Critical Path analysis, and project data exchange, among other topics